In some states, a governor can kill a bill by simply doing nothing, which is sometimes called a/an
a. blind eye
b. pocket veto
c. amendment
d. line-item veto

In some states, a governor can kill a bill by simply doing nothing, which is sometimes called a pocket veto. The correct option among all the options given in the question is option "b". The president simply sits on the bill and does nothing until the time is over and the bill is dead by itself. 

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