Democrats and Republicans both claim to want to finally tackle an infrastructure bill in 2019 — but no one is quite sure how to pay for it.

“The interest is there, the goals are kind of there,” said Joseph Kane, a senior research analyst and associate fellow of the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution. “The question, though — as always — is … where is the money going to come from?”

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