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Budget Veto Threat Looms as Finger Pointing Begins
Governor Schwarzenegger broke up a meeting with legislative leaders yesterday afternoon for a public appearance in Fresno. He went to what’s become the Republican heartland to rail against provisions of the state spending plan he’s threatened to veto. It’s now 80 days since the budget was due—and every day is an all-time record.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readGovernor Schwarzenegger broke up a meeting with legislative leaders yesterday afternoon for a public appearance in Fresno. He went to what’s become the Republican heartland to rail against provisions of the state spending plan he’s threatened to veto. It’s now 80 days since the budget was due—and every day is an all-time record.
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