1. A bill that is vetoed by the President

(A) goes to a conference committee for revision.

(B) must be rewritten by the representative who authored it.

(C) will never become law.

(D) goes to a federal court for approval of the veto.

(E) can become law if Congress overrides the veto.

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27 October, 02:58

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Ellie Ferguson · Answer 1

E

Explanation:

2/3rds vote in both Senate and house can override a veto

Thompson · Answer 2

(E) can become law if Congress overrides the veto.

Explanation:

they have to have a majority of the votes

1. A bill that is vetoed by the President(A) goes to a conference committee for revision.(B) must be rewritten by the representative who authored it.(C) will never become law.(D) goes to a federal court for approval of the veto.(E) can become law if Congress overrides the veto.