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To veto is to vote "no". It can be a verb, adjective or noun: The president can veto any bill passed by Congress, including the nation's budget. The legislation must then go back to Congress for another vote.
- To veto is to vote "no".
- It can be a verb, adjective or noun: The president can veto any bill passed by Congress, including the nation's budget.
- The legislation must then go back to Congress for another vote.
- If it gets a 2/3 majority, then the president's veto will be overturned, and the legistaion will become law.
- A wise president will use his veto power judiciously.
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To veto is to vote "no". It can be a verb, adjective or noun:
The president can veto any bill passed by Congress, including the nation's budget. The legislation must then go back to Congress for another vote. If it gets a 2/3 majority, then the president's veto will be overturned, and the legistaion will become law.
A wise president will use his veto power judic
The president can veto any bill passed by Congress, including the nation's budget. The legislation must then go back to Congress for another vote. If it gets a 2/3 majority, then the president's veto will be overturned, and the legistaion will become law.
A wise president will use his veto power judic
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