3 years ago

If a president vetoes a bill can it become a law? How?

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olchik [2.2K]3 years ago

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It is possible

Explanation:

If a president vetos a bill it is sent back and can be revised and sent back to the president for further review and if he accepts it then it becomes a law if not then it goes back and gets edited agian and back to the president.

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