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Bipartisan legislative supermajorities automatically enact bills the executive attempts to stall.
Popular, veto-proof legislation automatically passes into law without executive signatures when an administration's political stalling hits the constitutional ten-day deadline while Congress is in session.
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The Economy
Bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Set to Become Law Without Trump's Signature The President's refusal to sign a popular, veto-proof housing bill failed to block it as the constitutional ten-day limit passed, enacting the bill automatically.
The Economy
U.S. Housing Affordability Bill Constitutional Clock Ticks as Trump Stalls The constitutional ten-day clock forces the automatic enactment of the bipartisan housing bill despite the president's attempts to stall it for political leverage.