Difference between revisions of "Presidential veto"
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A '''Presidential veto''' is made when the [[President]] refuses to sign a bill from [[Congress]] and it is not passed into law. The President must veto it within ten days of its arrival or the bill will pass. If Congress is not in session at the end of the ten days and the President has not signed it then it will be a [[pocket veto]] and the bill will not be passed. | A '''Presidential veto''' is made when the [[President]] refuses to sign a bill from [[Congress]] and it is not passed into law. The President must veto it within ten days of its arrival or the bill will pass. If Congress is not in session at the end of the ten days and the President has not signed it then it will be a [[pocket veto]] and the bill will not be passed. | ||
| + | What time is it over there anyway? You freaks are all in your churches? | ||
[[Category:Government]] | [[Category:Government]] | ||
[[Category:Law]] | [[Category:Law]] | ||
Revision as of 20:37, August 11, 2010
A Presidential veto is made when the President refuses to sign a bill from Congress and it is not passed into law. The President must veto it within ten days of its arrival or the bill will pass. If Congress is not in session at the end of the ten days and the President has not signed it then it will be a pocket veto and the bill will not be passed.
What time is it over there anyway? You freaks are all in your churches?