the presentment clause is invoked if the president disapproves of a measure and sends it back to the congress for reconsideration.
the presentment clause is invoked if the president disapproves of a measure and sends it back to the congress for reconsideration.
if the president disapproves of a measure and sends it back to the congress for reconsideration?
the presentment clause
bullet::::- if the president approves the bill and signs it, then the bill becomes law.









































bullet::::- if the president disapproves the bill and vetoes it, then he must return the bill, along with a veto message (his objections), back to the house in which the bill was created.









































bullet::::- a two-thirds majority of both houses may override the veto, and the bill will become law without the president's signature.
presentment clause
beginning in 1980, wefcu merged with credit unions serving whirlpool subsidiaries in marion, oh and fort smith, ar. in 1987, cfcu reached $50 million in assets and changed their name to united federal credit union (ufcu) while wefcu because whirlpool community federal credit union (wcfcu). then in 1992, wcfcu changed again to the first resource federal credit union (frfcu). during the 1990s, both frfcu and ufcu broke ground on new corporate headquarters buildings, located in st. joseph, mi, and buchanan, mi, respectively.
united federal credit union