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2. But vetoing it would have absolved him of the responsibility for its consequences

Sat Jul 26, 2025, 02:42 PM

Jul 2025

Much like Harry Truman vetoing the Taft-Hartley Act in 1947. It was overridden and became law, but he could wash his hands of it.

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Bill Clinton is blamed for repealing Glass-Steagall. [View all] speak easy Jul 2025 OP

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Next, let's look at his welfare reform, gab13by13 Jul 2025 #4

He doesn't run away from it still-prayin4rain Jul 2025 #5

But he could not have stopped it. speak easy Jul 2025 #6

Yeah, I see your point. still-prayin4rain Jul 2025 #8

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Blame may not be the right verb. Kid Berwyn Jul 2025 #7