The Presentment Clause refers to the clause which states that a bill can only become a law if the bill has passed through the houses of Congress after which the President has to approve the bill.
- The Presentment Clause simply explains that all laws have to be given to the President of the country for him to sign them.
- In conclusion, a President can be able to contribute to lawmaking by veto legislation, declaring legislative policies and lobbying of the members of Congress.
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