The senate voted almost unanimously to override president Obama's veto of JASTA. That's the bill that allows people injured by terrorism to sue states involved in that terrorism. There was only one vote in support of Obama, and that was from Harry Reid, the Democrat leader of the senate. There was, of course, also a senator who missed the vote, and that was Tim Kaine, the Democrat candidate for vice president who stopped doing his job as a senator as soon as he was asked to run for VP.
There was no question that this vote would come out this way. The House should override Obama quickly as well.
It's hard to believe that even someone as dense as Obama could have vetoed the bill in the first place.
There was no question that this vote would come out this way. The House should override Obama quickly as well.
It's hard to believe that even someone as dense as Obama could have vetoed the bill in the first place.
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