a) Should the president of the United States threaten a veto with his executive power, the congress must meet compromises, negotiations, and sometimes consult the president in order to make the right decision. Should the executive power to veto not exist the congressional decision making of laws, bills, etc…would not be made as carefully considering they need to fit the president’s views. The power to issue executive orders is looked upon within the Congress, and before proposing the law, bill, etc… to the president countermands and/or preempts are often made in order to anticipate what the presidents executive orders might be, thus being said. Congress tends to avoid taking action on controversial issues to avoid executive veto. In order to
