The president has the power to veto, or reject, any bill passed by the United States Congress. This is an example of

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Jaden Weeks

1 February, 03:49

The president has the power to veto, or reject, any bill passed by the United States Congress. This is an example of

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Katherine Yoder · Answer 1

Checks and Balances

Keyon Lambert · Answer 2

Checks and balances. They want to keep each branch in check. Legislative branch makes the laws, and the executive branch gives the president the ability to veto it, keeping the balance.