White House Watch: Stopgap Spending Bill and 9/11 Families Bill Veto

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White House Watch: Stopgap Spending Bill and 9/11 Families Bill Veto

By John T. Bennett

Posted September 16, 2016 at 7:16pm

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White House reporter John T. Bennett speculates on President Barack Obama’s potential veto on a 9/11 Families bill and the White House push on Congress’ stopgap spending measure.

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