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Just a day after the Senate joined the House of Representatives approving a historic seven-year plan to balance the Federal budget deficit, President Clinton renewed his threat to veto the measure. During his Saturday weekly radio address, he urged Congress to raise the debt ceiling even if he vetos their budget proposal, so the nation will not face default in November. "With all their loose talk, the congressional leaders know that a default would have a severe impact on our country. Now, I’m not about to give in to that kind of blackmail. So Congress can simply stop playing political games with the full faith and credit of the United States of America. Newt Gingrich said the President should think twice before rejecting a budget, which will bring long over due change.