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McCain: ‘I Would Be Astonished’ if Obama Vetoed NDAA

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As the Senate continued debate on the defense authorization bill Tuesday, Sen. John McCain took a shot at the Obama administration and its threat to veto the measure, saying he would be “astonished” by a veto over a funding level dispute. “The president of the United States — over a funding issue, which has nothing to do with authorization — is threatening to veto the defense bill,” McCain said. “… I would be astonished and angered, but more importantly I think the American people want a better viewpoint from a president of the United States whose role as commander-in-chief is to defend this nation.”

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