On the recordJune 26, 1996
I believe the answer to the question is that a veto would lie in the event that a majority of the Congress voted to disapprove the President's action.
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govinfo.govI believe the answer to the question is that a veto would lie in the event that a majority of the Congress voted to disapprove the President's action.
Discussing the implications of Congressional disapproval of presidential actions.
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