If the President does veto an amendment congress can still pass the amendment with a three-fourths decision to pass the amendment after a veto by the President. This power of veto has been challenged several times by congress, only to be voted down. Taken as a whole, the proposed amendments to the Constitution mirror the real problems confronting the government and the people (Federalist, world Book)...
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This power of veto has been challenged several times by congress, only to be voted down. Taken as a whole, the proposed amendments to the Constitution mirror the real problems confronting the government and the people (Federalist, world Book). It is interesting to note that at no point does the president have a role in the formal amendment process...
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