Under which circumstance is Congress most likely to pass a bill the president has threatened to veto? A. The president’s public approval rating is extremely high. B. Congressional leaders believe they have the votes necessary to override a veto. C. The party controlling Congress is the same party that controls the White House. D. A successful attempt has been made to develop a compromise bill with the White House.
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The correct answer is option B.
Congressional leaders believe they have the votes necessary to override a veto.
Under this circumstance Congress is most likely to pass a bill the president has threatened to veto.
US congress has to pass the bill with 2/3rd votes in both the houses.
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The Congress party is most probably going to pass a bill which the president had threatened to veto.
A. president’s public agreement rating is considered to be extremely important.
The creators of the Constitution had given the President the power and the rights of unconstitutionalizing the unjust, or the unwise veto acts of the Congress.
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