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If the president vetoes a bill and the Congress disagrees with that veto, what can the Congress do? A. declare the action to be against the Constitution B. override the veto C. fire the president D. hire
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If the president vetoes a bill and the Congress disagrees with that veto, what can the Congress do?

A.
declare the action to be against the Constitution
B.
override the veto
C.
fire the president
D.
hire new judges for the Supreme Court

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B. override the veto
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Answer:B

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