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Congress makes the laws and no other branch of government has the power to veto the laws. True False

Congress makes the laws and no other branch of government has the power to veto the laws. True False
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Congress makes the laws and no other branch of government has the power to veto the laws.

True

False

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The answer is false because the president can veto a law.
User MasterM
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false the president can veto any law and the supreme court can also if they deem a law unconstitutional, this all falls under checks and balances.
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