Reply #10: Yep. And Mr. Fisher almost certainly would take the view that the bill was vetoed [View All]

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not via the pocket veto route, which can't be overriden, but by the regular "return" veto, which can be overriden. Having read his learned paper on pocket veto controversies, I think its safe to say that he would agree that the bill didn't become law, but rather was vetoed, but is subject to override.