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History of presidential vetoes

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The Associated Press
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AP News, May 1st, 2007

Before his showdown with Congress on the Iraq war spending bill, President Bush had issued just one veto, on a measure to lift restrictions on federal money for embryonic stem cell research. A look at the vetoes of other presidents over the past eight decades:

_Bill Clinton (1993-2001), 37 vetoes, two overridden.

_George H.W. Bush (1989-93), 44 vetoes, one overridden.

_Ronald Reagan (1981-89), 78 vetoes, nine overridden.

_Jimmy Carter (1977-81) 31 vetoes, two overridden.

_Gerald Ford (1974-77) 66 vetoes, 12 overridden.

_Richard Nixon (1969-74), 43 vetoes, seven overridden.

_Lyndon Johnson (1963-69), 30 vetoes, none overridden.

_John F. Kennedy (1961-63), 21 vetoes, none overridden.

_Dwight Eisenhower (1953-61), 181 vetoes, two overridden.

_Harry Truman (1945-53), 250 vetoes, 12 overridden.

_Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933-45), 635 vetoes, nine overridden.

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