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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) � Kentucky’s Republican senators split their votes on a Senate-approved $1 trillion infrastructure plan. Mitch McConnell supported the measure Tuesday and Rand Paul opposed it. McConnell says the measure shows senators from both parties can “still come together around commonsense solutions.� McConnell says the measure would deliver at least $5.1 billion over several years for work on Kentucky roads and bridges. Paul says the state has “real infrastructure needs� but says the measure is about more than roads, bridges and clean water. He says it’s step one of the “Green New Deal.� The Senate vote sends the bill to the House.