Question

based on your understanding of how vetos work if congress is in session what might be a reason that President pocket vetoes a bill

Answer 1

Answer:

A bill may be vetoed if it goes against the declaration of independence or is unlawful.

Explanation:

Answer 2

One reason that a president may use a pocket veto is because Congress is soon to be out of session, meaning that if the president pocket vetoes a given bill, it is unlikely that congress will bring the bill forward again (keep in mind, it only lasts ten days for a pocket veto.)