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If a president does not like a bill/law, what does he have the power to do? A) impeach B) boycott C) petition D) veto​
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If a president does not like a bill/law, what does he have the power to do?

A) impeach
B) boycott
C) petition
D) veto​

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The answer to your question is D.
User Faizan Mubasher
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I think it’s c or d def not a or b
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