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By   Colin Clark on December 23, 2020 at 4:19 PM President Donald Trump WASHINGTON: For 59 years in a row Congress has passed and presidents have signed the National Defense Authorization Act. Today President Donald Trump vetoed the bill that authorizes spending for the military which includes raises for troops at home and serving overseas. The powerful Aerospace Industries Association, the single largest advocate for the defense industry, was unequivocal in its reaction to the veto: “There is no more essential duty for the American government than to ensure the safety and security of its people. The President’s veto undermines our national security preparedness and jeopardizes the jobs of Americans who make up our defense industrial base at a time when the country is in crisis. It is also a letdown for our troops and their families, both of who selflessly continue to serve our country. We urge Congress to prioritize national security and override this veto,” said a st

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