Andrew Jackson Established the Precedent That a President's Veto Can

 Andrew Jackson established the precedent that a president's veto can be used 

A)  only on constitutional grounds. 
B)  without first having a law declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. 
C)  even when Congress is still in session. 
D)  on policy grounds even when a bill may appear to be constitutional. 
E)  without the advice and consent of the Senate.