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Governor Jay Nixon considers the veto session a success because his HB 253 veto was upheld, but the legislature may overturn more bills than ever before. |
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Wrap: Governor Nixon's vetoes may be historically overridden by the supermajority Republican legislature, but he still says this veto session is a defining moment for the Show-Me State.
Nixon says House Bill 253 was upheld against significant odds and tax reform is serious business.
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Description: "We can't have some risky experiment that hopes that if we, that if a whole bunch of money disappears that magic will happen. Because our kids don't get educated on magic." |
Nixon says he will release the 400 million dollars he withheld if the veto was overridden as quickly as possible.
Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Ellie Coatar...Newsradio 1120, KMOX.
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Governor Nixon says the veto session should not be viewed as a scoreboard and counts today as a success because his tax-cut veto was not overridden. |
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Wrap: Nixon's vetoes may be historically overridden by the supermajority Republican legislature, but he says Wednesday's veto session is a defining point for Missouri. He says his veto of House Bill 253 was upheld against significant odds.
Nixon believes the legislature has a growing bipartisan coalition to focus on issues like better education and job creation.
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Description: "My sense is that we're, this is a turning point and a path in which, my certain hope and expectation is that we get to a focus on the issues that really matter." |
Nixon says he will speedily release the 400 million dollars he withheld in case his veto was overridden.
Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Ellie Coatar...Newsradio 1120, KMOX.