Defense Appropriations
1999-10-25T23:57:51-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/41d/19991026035827001_hd.jpgPresident Clinton told reporters that he had signed the Defense Appropriations Act but had vetoed legislation for the Department of State, Justice and Commerce. He criticized Congress for including budgetary gimmicks and pork-barrel projects and did include several key projects he had requested.
President Clinton told reporters that he had signed the Defense Appropriations Act but had vetoed legislation for the Department of State,… read more
President Clinton told reporters that he had signed the Defense Appropriations Act but had vetoed legislation for the Department of State, Justice and Commerce. He criticized Congress for including budgetary gimmicks and pork-barrel projects and did include several key projects he had requested. close
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