<span>b. the president vetoes a bill
Presidents can veto any bill but then it goes back to congress again, where it must pass with a supermajority to override the veto. This would prevent the executive branch from having too much power while keeping the process balanced.</span>
I wonder who believes that? Cornwallis surrendered. Doesn't that mean the British lost? And we are talking just about the war of independence and not some of the economic consequences, I hope.
