When a bill passes both chambers and goes to the President's desk he or she can do what three things to the bill? Veto it, Let it sit for 30 days Shred it Veto It, Sign it,Make changes to it Give it to the VP, CIA, and FB for clearance Sign it, Veto it,Let it sit for 10 days Stamp it, Veto it,Flip a coin Nothing it is the Legislative branches' job to pass laws

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When a bill passes both chambers and goes to the President's desk he or she can do what three things to the bill? Veto it, Let it sit for 30 days Shred it Veto It, Sign it,Make changes to it Give it to the VP, CIA, and FB for clearance Sign it, Veto it,Let it sit for 10 days Stamp it, Veto it,Flip a coin Nothing it is the Legislative branches' job to pass laws

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Sign it, Veto it, Let it sit for 10 daysThe President can sign the bill into law, veto it, or let it sit for 10 days (excluding Sundays). If the President does nothing and Congress is in session, the bill becomes law without a signature. If Congress adjourns during this period and the President has not signed the bill, it does not become law, which is known as a pocket veto.

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