evidence: The original Democratic FY2022 Budget Resolution Agreement Framework memorandum was designed to enact President Biden's Build Back Better agenda as first framed. This proposal, often called an investment in human infrastructure, was far-reaching and ambitious, with a $3.5 trillion price tag. It listed the following amounts and areas to be addressed: [...] Though both Democrats and Republicans praised the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, it took nearly three months after it passed the Senate to be approved by the House. Significant challenges remained to be addressed before the previously $3.5 trillion (now $2.3 trillion) Build Back Better bill reached its final stages. Here's how the process for both bills has gone so far. [...] - Nov. 18, 2021: The CBO score on the Build Back Better Act was delivered to Congress, predicting a $367 billion deficit from the BBBA. Additional, not included, revenue would reduce the deficit to at least $160 billion.