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That's because once the president says he is going to veto a bill, it almost never makes it to his desk. Much like the threat of a filibuster is basically as p
by krschultz 15y ago
That's because once the president says he is going to veto a bill, it almost never makes it to his desk.
Much like the threat of a filibuster is basically as powerful as a filibuster, the threat of a veto is almost as powerful as a veto.
- maratd 15y ago> That's because once the president says he is going to veto a bill, it almost never makes it to his desk. You're being vague. The truth is, once the president says he's going to veto a bill, it never makes it to his desk in its present state. In fact, all of the veto threats outline the parts he has a problem with and those parts usually go away. But some laws can't be fixed. They can't be fixed because they're based on a false premise. Enough with these threats of fix this or fix that! Garbage shall not pass. As simple as that.