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The Line Item Veto Act Of 1995
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The line-item-veto act of 1995 would cede to the President the
power to reduce budget authority. It would allow him to approve certain
parts of a bill presented by congress, while at the same time, giving him
the ability to remove any "unwanted riders" attached to the same bill that
would create ....
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....heir first priority is not always what is
best for the country or for their political party. Instead they will ask,
"what will get me re-elected?" Congress almost always reacts based on the
majority of public opinion. Congress often has a good idea about how their
constituents feel because people have easy access to their congressmen.
Congressmen constantly receive letters, faxes, e-mails and phone calls from
the people they represent. Critics say congressmen are supposed to be the
puppets.... |
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