Which of the following allows a president to alter the meaning of a bill while signing it into law?

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Signing statements are written statements that the President issues when signing a bill into law. They often include the President's interpretation of a law, instructions to officials on how to implement the law, or objections to certain provisions of the law. This allows the President to alter the meaning of the bill while still signing it into law. The other answer choices (veto, line-item veto, dissenting statement, presidential dissent) do not provide the President with the ability to alter the meaning of a bill while signing it into law.

Which of the Following Allows a President to Alter the Meaning