Question

There are two distinct proposals, a and b, being debated in washington. the congress likes proposal a, and the president likes proposal

b. the proposals are not mutually exclusive; either or both or neither may become law. thus there are four possible outcomes, and the rankings of the two sides are as follows (where as always a larger number means they prefer it)

Answer 1

You've asked an incomplete/unclear question. However, the context shows you want to know more about the Veto power of the President.

Step-by-step explanation:

Remember, the veto power allows the President to either accept or reject/ignore a bill (proposal).

Since Congress prefers proposal A over B (which the President likes), then either or both or neither may become law.

The four possible outcomes, and the rankings of the two sides is attached as an image below.