Top Democrats say they now hope President Biden's two key pieces of domestic legislation can pass in Congress by the end of this month.
Last week's efforts failed, despite the President's personal visit to Capitol Hill to urge Democrats to unite around his 1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure deal and a much larger spending measure.
Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois says more time is needed to pull the bills over the finishing line.
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He spoke on CNN.
But Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont indicated on NBC that there are still sticking points to overcome.
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(TAG) And some moderate Democrats expressed frustration that President Biden hadn't done more last week to procure unity.