Question
There is a major issue up for a vote in Washington D.C. A bill ending the
requirement for students to attend school has just passed the House and
Senate by a slim majority (51%). When the bill reaches the President's desk,
he/she refuses to sign it into law, and instead sends it back to Congress.
After many deals and agreements in Congress, 2/3rds of both chambers
agree to vote "yes on the bill, and it becomes law. Which tool of checks and
balances of power was not described in this example?
• Congressional Override (supermajority)
• Impeachment
Legislative power
• Veto
* 1 point