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Veto Spending

Should you be more aggressive in vetoing spending bills?

Bush: They've met the budget targets. I'm pleased that I have a working relationship with Frist and Hastert to meet those targets. ... I'm fully prepared to use the veto if they overspend.

Lame. Super lame. They've overspent for five years, to the tune of a 25 percent increase in non-defense discretionary spending.

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