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Why might a president decide not to sign a bill while Congress is in session?

Why might a president decide not to sign a bill while Congress is in session?
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Why might a president decide not to sign a bill while Congress is in session?

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The reason why a president may decide not to sign a bill while Congress is in session because a pocket veto occurs when a bill fails to become law.

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