What formal power allows the president to reject legislation that they do not approve of? A) declaring executive orders B) vetoing bills C)adjourning Congress D) issuing signing statements

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What formal power allows the president to reject legislation that they do not approve of?

A) declaring executive orders
B) vetoing bills
C)adjourning Congress
D) issuing signing statements

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Answer: B. Vetoing Bills

Explanation: Vetoes are official ways for the president to deny bills passed by Congress.

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I believe it is B. Hope that helps

Tallpaul answered Jun 26, 2021

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