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In some states, a governor can kill a bill by simply doing nothing, which is sometimes called a/an __________. A. blind eye B. pocket veto C. amendment D. line-item veto Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

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I believe your answer would be either option B or option C 

A governor can kill a bill by doing nothing in some states, which is sometimes called a pocket veto.

Option B is the correct answer.

Who is the governor?

Governor is the leader and head of a respective state. His authority is to manage the affairs of their allocated states.

When the legislative power is exercised by the president of the country or authorized officials where they use the veto action over any bill without taking necessary action. This action means killing the bill by doing nothing and is called a pocket veto.

Therefore, the canceling of any bill without further action is called a pocket veto.

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