The United States president can take two actions in amending the constitution.
1) The president can introduce legislation. This means he/she can propose an idea they want added to the constitution. It is then up to Congress to vote and pass the proposed legislation.
2) The president can use a veto in order to stop an amendment from being added to the constitution.
Rufus Maxwell served in the west Virginia legislature from 1866 to 1870.
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The third option is the correct answer
