On the recordJune 26, 1996
And if the President, in fact, submitted such a resolution, is it not very likely he would veto a resolution that a majority of the Congress passed?
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govinfo.govAnd if the President, in fact, submitted such a resolution, is it not very likely he would veto a resolution that a majority of the Congress passed?
Discussing the potential for presidential vetoes on congressional resolutions.
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