Difference between revisions of "Line-item Veto Act"

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(New page: The '''Line-item veto act''' of 1996 allowed the president to cross out parts of a bill he did not want, rather than veto the entire bill. In 1998 in ''Clinton v. City of New ...)
 
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The '''Line-item veto act''' of 1996 allowed the [[president]] to cross out parts of a [[bill]] he did not want, rather than [[veto]] the entire bill.  In 1998 in ''Clinton v. City of New York'', the Line-item veto act was found unconstitutional because it allowed the president to amend legislation.<ref>U.S. Government and Politics</ref>
 
  
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