Bush Defends Tax Reversal Amid Deficit Clash
President Bush acknowledged taking heat for reversing on taxes to break deficit talks with a Democratic Congress. He likened his stance to Lincoln, saying he must do what is right and seek public support as the economy slows and the deficit grows. He defended leaving Moscow aid, discussed peace talks with Israel, and voiced full confidence in son Neil amid a regulatory probe.
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Bush vetoes family leave bill amid congressional clash
President Bush vetoed a bill mandating up to three months of unpaid parental leave, setting up a confrontation with Congress where support spans parties. Backers say they will seek an override, while critics call the veto a blow to working families and family values.
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