If the President disapproves of a bill, then he or she can reject it and send it back to the house of Congress in which it originated. The entire bill is rejected. What is this called

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Sourav Chandra asked Feb 24, 2023

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If the President disapproves of a bill, then he or she can reject it and send it back to the house of Congress in which it originated. The entire bill is rejected. What is this called

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veto

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when a president disapproves a bill from becomingt a law it is a veto

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