The line-item veto:
A. allows the governor to veto specific parts of a bill while letting the rest of the bill become law.
B. requires the governor to veto the entire bill in order to kill any objectionable items in it.
C. enables the governor to return the bill to the legislature with recommendations for changing specific items before the bill becomes law.
D. none of the above
A
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