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If the president disagrees with a bill the Congress has passed, he may veto it. a. True b. False

If the president disagrees with a bill the Congress has passed, he may veto it. a. True b. False
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If the president disagrees with a bill the Congress has passed, he may veto it.

a. True
b. False

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(A) this is true

Explanation: hope this helps!

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User Fuad Saud
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If congress has already passes it then the president cannot but if congress hasn't he can.
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