Maryland Gov. Hogan tears into Pelosi, Schumer for holding infrastructure bill 'hostage'

During a video town hall with No Labels Citizens on Thursday obtained by Fox News, Hogan spoke about the bipartisan $953 billion infrastructure bill in Congress that was endorsed by Biden, saying the plan “will put Americans back to work” and improve American infrastructure.

Hogan called the bipartisan bill a "moment for us to show the American people" that Congress is able to "work together to deliver bipartisan, commonsense solutions" to problems, before excoriating Pelosi and Schumer for "trying to get back to playing their same, old political games," video from the town hall obtained by Fox News shows.  "And they're holding the bill hostage as leverage for other spending bills that we can debate about whether these are worthwhile proposals or not, but they have nothing to do with infrastructure and they don’t have bipartisan support," Hogan said.