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A lot of veto threats have been flying around as the deadline to raise the federal debt ceiling looms. But Hillary Clinton is now urging President Obama to veto something else entirely: The Secretary of State says she would "personally" suggest Obama veto a foreign affairs bill making its way through the House of Representatives if it's passed in current form. Clinton says the bill would be "debilitating to my efforts to carry out a considered foreign policy and diplomacy," The Hill's Pete Kasperowicz reports. Is it going out on the limb to say that relations between the administration and Congress have been better?
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