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You are a governor. a bill that recently passed the state senate is on your desk, and you don't like it. explain what you can do in each of the following three scenarios.

1. you don't like the whole bill.
2. you don't like certain parts of the bill.
3. you want to speak with the state legislature before signing the bill.

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