What Happens If the President Vetoes a Bill and Congress

question 12

Multiple Choice

What happens if the president vetoes a bill and Congress still wants it to become law

• A) Nothing because presidential vetoes are final
• B) With enough votes the Congress can overturn the veto and the bill becomes law
• C) Congress can reprimand the president and hope he reverses his decision
• D) Congress can sue the president and the Supreme Court decides the fate of the bill

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