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To: Karen Lawrence who wrote (268029)	6/28/2002 1:05:56 PM
From: greenspirit	Respond to of 769667

Where are all the liberals?? House-White House Partnership to Control Spending Friday, June 28, 2002 Contact: Paul Wilkinson 202-225-6168 policy.house.gov More than 145 Representatives—more than enough to sustain a Presidential veto—have pledged to uphold a veto of supplemental spending legislation that busts the budget, House Policy Chairman Christopher Cox (R-CA) announced today. “The Senate’s failure to pass a budget has left it to the House and to the President to take more responsibility to control spending,” Chairman Cox said. “Our pledge lets President Bush and our conferees know that they have full authority to save taxpayers billions of dollars. It creates a House-White House alliance in support of the bipartisan House bill, approved 280-138 on May 24.” The Senate remains unwilling to make tough spending decisions—the latest example being a prescription drug bill more than double the size of the just-passed House bill. A House-Senate conference on the supplemental spending bill is expected the week of July 8, after Congress returns from the Independence Day District Work Period. The text of the letter to control spending and a list of signatories follow: Dear Mr. President: To win the War on Terrorism and sustain economic growth, the federal government must control spending. To this end, we will sustain your veto of any supplemental appropriation legislation that: · Requires that you spend in excess of $27.1 billion, the amount of emergency 2002 supplemental spending you requested; or · Provides less than you requested to win the War on Terrorism, or to rebuild New York. The bill passed by the House on May 24 by a vote of 280-138 meets these criteria. We write to show our strong support for holding the line on excessive government spending. Sincerely, 1. W. Todd Akin 2. Dick Armey 3. Spencer Bachus 4. Richard Baker 5. Cass Ballenger 6. Bob Barr 7. Roscoe Bartlett 8. Joe Barton 9. Charles Bass 10. 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