Under what circumstances would the threat of a veto most likely prevent passage of a given bill

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Ricardo Kerr

8 January, 08:13

Under what circumstances would the threat of a veto most likely prevent passage of a given bill

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Kathleen Weber · Answer 1

When the president fails to sign the bill within the 10 day period after a veto, the passage of a bill will be hindered or prevented. This is called a pocket veto and it can no longer be overridden by the legislation.