Bipartisan legislative supermajorities automatically enact bills the White House attempts to stall.
When a popular policy package carries veto-proof support, a president's attempt to delay signature achieves zero leverage before the constitutional ten-day rule automatically passes it.
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A popular bipartisan bill bypassed executive resistance and automatically became law due to the constitutional ten-day waiting limit.
A popular policy package carrying veto-proof majorities bypassed executive resistance and automatically became law under the constitutional ten-day rule.
The president's attempt to delay signature failed to yield political leverage before the constitutional ten-day threshold forced automatic enactment.