When a president vetoes a bill from Congress, this action is an example of:

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Checks and balances is a system of government in which different branches of government have the ability to limit each other's power. In the United States, the president has the power to veto bills passed by Congress. This power allows the president to check the power of Congress and prevent it from passing laws that the president does not support.

When a President Vetoes a Bill from Congress, This Action