The President does not have the power to veto a bill passed by Congress. True or False?

1: The President does not have the power to veto a bill passed by Congress.


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2: Outside influences can play a part in the passage or rejection of a bill.


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3: The Founding Fathers expected and planned for the power of outside influences on Congress.


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4: The State of the Union is first given at the House of Representatives, because it is the forum of the people.


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5: The two-party system is established by the Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution.


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6: The word “caucus” comes from an Algonquian Indian word meaning “counselor.”


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7: The party whip maintains a memorandum of all discussions during a caucus.


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8: Each party holds a national convention every two years.


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9: A “platform” reflects the goals and promises of a political party.


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10: Lobbying is an illegal practice, but is tolerated within the Washington political system.


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FALSEThe President does not have the power to veto a bill passed by Congress. True or False?
Hmmmm......If you are that bad off, I suggest randomly picking true or false.





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