Harding vetoed it, and the veto was narrowly sustained. Both times, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed the bill. His predecessor, Bev Perdue, had previously vetoed similar legislation. A month later, the Governor vetoed the bill. At his urging the board unanimously vetoed the production. He vetoed the same legislation again the following year. McAuliffe had vetoed a comparable restitution bill the previous year. Bhumibol only vetoed legislation on rare occasions. As he promised, President Bush vetoed the legislation on 8 March. However, President George W. Bush vetoed this legislation in 2006. These were denied, mainly because the Soviets repeatedly vetoed the proposal. The next day, Trump vetoed the bill. In May 2007, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed the facility. However, on the next week 1 March, President Turchynov vetoed the bill. With Seward's support, Johnson vetoed the bill.