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Peter Kenyon Reports On Senate Passage Last Night Of A Bill That Would

NPR
Published March 27, 1996 at 10:00 PM MST

give Presidents limited line item veto power. Similar legislation is expected to pass the House easily. It would give future Presidents the authority to reject individual items without vetoing entire spending bills. Supporters say it's needed to control federal spending. Opponents say it transfers to Presidents, powers which rightfully belong to Congress.

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