Answer: The statement about the President's veto that is accurate is the last one: "It allows presidents a clear, self-enforcing means of asserting their preferences".
Explanation: <u>A veto reflects the power that a president has when it comes to prevent the passing of a law</u>. Although in some cases the veto is absolute, in other cases it can be overidden by the House of Representatives and the Senate. In that way,<u> the veto allows a president to show his position on a specific issue.</u> In other words, it represents a means of asserting his/her preferences.
