Suppose a bill arrives on the desk of the president of the United States. It originated in the Senate. He decides on a pocket ve
to. This will be possible for him only if
A. The House still has the bill in committee B. The senate is in recess, but about to convene. C. Congress is about to adjourn. D. The House has not passed the Senate bill.
A pocket veto is only possible if "<span>C. Congress is about to adjourn", since Congress must be out of session and therefore unable to take back the bill in order for such a veto to be possible. </span>
The answer would be unruffled, which means <span>not disordered or disarranged, (</span>something as not upset during a loud discussion). Hope this helps!
Dinwiddie sent Captain William Trent of the Virginia militia to construct a fort at the strategically important forks of the Ohio River and also to convince the local Indians to ally against the French.
