A President has the power to cancel some parts of a new law. What makes this possible?

A. an amendment to the Constitution

B. when Congress cannot agree

C. not signing a bill within ten days

D. when Congress overrides a veto

Question

A President has the power to cancel some parts of a new law. What makes this possible?

A. an amendment to the Constitution	

B. when Congress cannot agree	

C. not signing a bill within ten days	

D. when Congress overrides a veto

anonymous · Answer

i think its D

anonymous · Answer

Well, first of all, the President of the United States does NOT have this power, and it cannot be given to him by Congress because the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional in the case of Clinton v. City of New York, decided in 1998.

If the President were to acquire this power in the future, it would probably have to be by constitutional amendment.  Which seems very, very unlikely.

anonymous · Answer

a.

anonymous · Answer

What did the Kansas-Nebraska Act give voters in the Kansas and Nebraska territories the right to do?