What do we call the power a President has to block a piece of legislation (a bill) that Congress has passed? It can be overridden if a large majority of Congress votes to approve the bill a second time.

Presidential Override
Legislative Obstruction
Constitutional Delay
Presidential Veto

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What do we call the power a President has to block a piece of legislation (a bill) that Congress has passed? It can be overridden if a large majority of Congress votes to approve the bill a second time.

Presidential Override
Legislative Obstruction
Constitutional Delay
Presidential Veto

mxddi3 · Answer

ok so you can get rid of b and c. 
then from A and C, which do you think it could be and why?

mxddi3 · Answer

d* not C

deathsindragon · Answer

im pretty sure its d but idk for sure

mxddi3 · Answer

ok so yeah here we are focusing on the president blocking the bill passed by congress. This would be considered the Presidential Veto im pretty sure. The override is seen when the president vetos something, but congress votes again to override the president and pass it. @dontsaymyname

deathsindragon · Answer

ok thx

dontsaymyname · Answer

Yes, President Veto is correct :)