The us president wants to improve education in the country, but the legislature sends a bill to him for signature that cuts money from education. what can the president do?
a)sign it and try again the next session
b)call legislators and explain his position
c)use veto power
d)issue an executive order for money
e)override the veto

c.Use veto power

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the answer to this question is the third option. hope this

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