I’m guessing you’re not from the US, and may even be encountering a language barrier.
Veto in this context always refers to legislation. So our Congress may pass something, but the president can “veto” it. Then it’s back to Congress to amend or challenge the veto
Do you not know what a “veto” is?
A rejection of something, I just don’t know what that something is
I’m guessing you’re not from the US, and may even be encountering a language barrier.
Veto in this context always refers to legislation. So our Congress may pass something, but the president can “veto” it. Then it’s back to Congress to amend or challenge the veto