jawbone:
Well, Clinton did face a sure veto override if he did v 
Izquierdo:
Newtie should move the national capital to Cupertino CA
Izquierdo:
Brewer -- what an appropriate name. 
odd man out:
I should have written "without GOOD health insurance" I
odd man out:
Obama, using his usual code, was saying "Fuck you and t 
montag:
Fidel has been a keen observer of Presidents for a long 
polyblog:
Jeez, I used to proof-read for actual money!
polyblog:
I send a couple of bucks in early February. Wish I cou 
Major Kong:
TO THE MOON, BIATCHES!
Sigh. Newt the panderer attem 
russ:
I, for one, am all for this.
As long as the colony
russ:
And school teachers. And everybody on Social Security. 
brendanfuckinskwire:
i have never worked in a newsroom, so I don't remember
brendanfuckinskwire:
that's 5 minutes of my life I'm never getting back.
G Newman:
Remember, early in your career, when you could write si 
k:
Janitors make that.
All of them. 
odd man out
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9:52 pm
Well, Clinton did face a sure veto override if he did veto the legislation. He did get some changes made to it, but the Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act (GLB), aka the Financial Services Modernization Act of 1999, passed with strong bipartisan support in the Congress.
But, Clinton did then sign it, so he does have that on his conscience.