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News reports in September on the Senate's vote to override George Bush's veto of the Family Leave Bill focused primarily on one question: Did this help or hurt the president? "Congress Bruises Bush," reported the Minneapolis Star Tribune (9/25/92), concluding that the legislative attempt to mandate unpaid maternity and family emergency leave was a setback for the president. On the other hand, the Atlanta Journal and Constitution (9/25/92) suggested that while the veto might touch off accusations that Bush has "betrayed his family values," the President could use a House failure to override "to show he can still flex his [...]