Biden left to settle intra-party squabbles: The Note

Congress is in the middle of a flurry of legislating, but it will fall to Biden in large part to define what he wants to do with the dwindling calendar.

The TAKE with Rick Klein There will be no summit for this, no Supreme Court decision to settle things with finality -- and even a brand-new federal holiday won't help. After months of watching the legislative process play out on multiple tracks, it's up to President Joe Biden and his White House to sort out a range of intra-party disagreements with far-reaching implications. On infrastructure, a bipartisan bill is chugging along -- but so is a significantly more expensive and more partisan alternative. Suddenly, it's the left making the kinds of noises that could sink a deal.