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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 2007

Page

6

Bush Uses Veto Power to Pressure Democratic Congress

President Bush presses a relentless anti Congress campaign backed by veto power as he urges approval of key spending and surveillance bills. He criticizes Democrats for inaction while highlighting fiscal restraint and a tougher stance ahead of the 2008 budget year.

Washington, D.C Bush Congress Lance Law California House John Fortier American Enterprise Institute

Congress passes child health insurance bill despite veto threat

The Democratic Congress cleared a plan to extend health insurance to about 4 million additional low income children, despite President Bush vowing a veto. Senate approval was 64-30 after House passage, with GOP strategy aimed at blocking a veto override and pushing for a quick vote. Talks with Republicans planned to resume next week to narrow remaining issues on coverage priorities.

Congress Washington D.C Bush Senate House Harry Reid D-Nev White House Dana Perino Reid Reach Max Baucus D-Mont Senate Finance Committee Baucus

Bush vetoes water projects bill amid override threat

President Bush vetoed a broad water projects bill despite Congress poised to override. The $23 billion package, backed by Democrats and most Republicans, would fund hurricane recovery, wetlands restoration, and flood protection. White House claims the final version added $9 billion in dubious pet projects, arguing the bill is wasteful.

Bush Congress Washington, D.C Capitol Hill Senate Harry Reid D-Ney Army Corps of Engineers Gulf Coast House Washington White House Dana Perino

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