alt Hacker NewsIm not being facetious. That’s a good example. So in that case the president has a final yes/no, but no authority to rewrite.
So maybe congress has a kind of veto power here?
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masfuerte • last Wednesday at 8:33 PM
It's not a final yes/no. A two-thirds majority in both chambers can overrule the presidential veto. For example:
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cowfriend • last Wednesday at 4:33 PM
yes.
Congress has lots of power, it's a question of whether they do anything. Currently the Republicans are uniformity falling in line with the authoritarian executive orders, even those that abrogate well established congressional powers.