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Should a 3/5 vote of the Legislature be able
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to override n veto?
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Yes.
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Does the six-day period give the Governor suf-
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ficient time to consider whether or not to veto a bill?
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Hell, Mayor McKeldin said No, and Governor
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Tawes said Yes, and that is only because of a system that
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they work out. It is the day that they present it to the
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Governor and they don't present it to the Governor because
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it is on its way through the Attorney General's office,
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so that gives him the elbow room he needs, but if it was
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a stricture to do it, then something ought to be done about
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it.
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Should the Governor's pocket veto be expanded
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so that bills that die by veto or by being left unsigned
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after the Legislature adjourns need not be returned at the
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next session of the Legislature for possible override?
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Well, that is sort of an academic kind of a
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question. It indicates lightly that the Governor isn't
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on the job on his obligations to say what he thinks and do,
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but on the other hand, they can start it all over again as
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