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Congress' main power over the president is its control of federal spending.
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He serves on committees including those overseeing federal spending and the environment.
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The US Constitution gives Congress, not the President, control over federal spending.
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The US Constition gives Congress, not the President, control over federal spending.
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Public opinion polls show voter discontent is growing over federal spending.
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Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney has made federal spending cuts a top priority.
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The decline in federal spending was the largest fall since 1973.
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Georgens also flagged concerns on the debt crisis in Europe and U.S. federal spending.
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Congress must authorize new federal spending by Dec. 11 to avoid a government shutdown.
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Riverbed expects federal spending to be muted through the first half of the year.
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Trump does not have the final say on federal spending.
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Because of deadlock in budget talks, mandatory federal spending cuts are now being phased.
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There's also the possibility of further battles in Washington over federal spending and borrowing.
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There are ways in which federal spending can be reduced.
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What would have happened had there been no federal spending?
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Oregon will experience the largest jump in federal spending on Medicaid -51 percent.
