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The article explains that the U.S. Constitution gives the president 10 business days to sign or veto a bill passed by both chambers of Congress. A “pocket veto” kills the bill if Congress adjourns during that period. Congress can override a veto with a two-thirds majority in both chambers, or apply pressure by tying legislation to government funding and rewriting laws. It can also exercise oversight by subpoenaing witnesses and documents, blocking appointments, and initiating impeachment proceedings. The article argues that the effectiveness of these tools depends on Democratic unity and winning over Republican votes.
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