Biden issues first veto, rejecting Republican-led bill on Labor Department rule - Portland Press Herald
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38% : In his letter informing Congress of the veto, Biden said the Labor Department rule "protects the hard-earned life savings and pensions of tens of millions of workers and retirees across the country" and allows retirement plan fiduciaries to make "fully informed investment decisions by considering all relevant factors.""The Republican-led bill would force retirement managers to ignore these relevant risk factors, disregarding the principles of free markets and jeopardizing the life savings of working families and retirees," Biden said to Congress.8% : The president frequently mentions Greene, the divisive, far-right Georgia Republican who interrupted Biden's State of the Union address in February and called him a liar after he identified some Republicans who support changes to Medicare and Social Security.
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