There are two different types of vetoes that the president may use: the standard veto and the pocket veto. compare and contrast the two types of vetoes.

The President can use both the vetoes.

Further Explanation:

Two types of vetoes are there first is a regular veto and second is the pocket veto. Regular veto is qualified negativity veto. The President returns the bill without signature to the house from where it has come by giving a memorandum of its disapproval or the other way is by giving a "veto message". Though, Congress can also override the President's decision by the two-thirds majority of votes. A regular veto was initially used by George Washington in April 1792. The Congress has overridden the legislation on 3 March 1845, overriding John Tyler's veto. A pocket veto is a type of absolute veto in which cannot be overridden. This veto comes in action only when the president is unable to give assent to the bill. The authority of the veto is mentioned in Article 1, Section 7. Often congress and president have debated the term "adjournment". President can use this veto in both intra and intersession of Congress. James Madison was the first president who initially used the pocket veto in 1812. This power enables the principle of regulating checks on both the branches of the government. The Congress can override any legislation by 2/3rd majority. By the threat of veto, President can put check on the legislative branch of the government. The Congress can balance with the help of the Senate by overriding the act with a two-thirds majority.

Checks and Balances are the unique features of the federal government as it ensures a restriction and limitation on each branch of the government. Separation of Power is a safeguard against the tyranny of any branch to grab too much power. The power exercised by any branch is checked by the other two branches. It helps in checking abuse of power by the other. The Constitution gives the President 10 days to activate the bill, it becomes the law. Two types of vetoes are there first is a regular veto and second is the pocket veto. The authority of the veto is mentioned in Article 1, Section 7.

Learn More:

1.In what part of the great compromise are the ideas of the Virginia plan represented?

2.While lead architect of the new St. Peter's project, what was Michelangelo's design contribution to the project?

Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: U.S.A. Constitution

Subject: Social Science

Keywords:

Regular veto, pocket veto, qualified negative veto, 15 April 1792, 3 March 1845, article 1 section 7, 2/3rd majority, separation of power veto,  

The President can use both the vetoes.

Further Explanation:

Two types of vetoes are there first is a regular veto and second is the pocket veto. Regular veto is qualified negativity veto. The President returns the bill without signature to the house from where it has come by giving a memorandum of its disapproval or the other way is by giving a "veto message". Though, Congress can also override the President's decision by the two-thirds majority of votes. A regular veto was initially used by George Washington in April 1792. The Congress has overridden the legislation on 3 March 1845, overriding John Tyler's veto. A pocket veto is a type of absolute veto in which cannot be overridden. This veto comes in action only when the president is unable to give assent to the bill. The authority of the veto is mentioned in Article 1, Section 7. Often congress and president have debated the term "adjournment". President can use this veto in both intra and intersession of Congress. James Madison was the first president who initially used the pocket veto in 1812. This power enables the principle of regulating checks on both the branches of the government. The Congress can override any legislation by 2/3rd majority. By the threat of veto, President can put check on the legislative branch of the government. The Congress can balance with the help of the Senate by overriding the act with a two-thirds majority.

Checks and Balances are the unique features of the federal government as it ensures a restriction and limitation on each branch of the government. Separation of Power is a safeguard against the tyranny of any branch to grab too much power. The power exercised by any branch is checked by the other two branches. It helps in checking abuse of power by the other. The Constitution gives the President 10 days to activate the bill, it becomes the law. Two types of vetoes are there first is a regular veto and second is the pocket veto. The authority of the veto is mentioned in Article 1, Section 7.

Learn More:

1.In what part of the great compromise are the ideas of the Virginia plan represented?

2.While lead architect of the new St. Peter's project, what was Michelangelo's design contribution to the project?

Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: U.S.A. Constitution

Subject: Social Science

Keywords:

Regular veto, pocket veto, qualified negative veto, 15 April 1792, 3 March 1845, article 1 section 7, 2/3rd majority, separation of power veto,  

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