Which statement about the lawmaking process is accurate?
a. a bill can only originate in the senate.
b. a bill can have a second chance after a veto.
c. a bill can only originate in the house of representatives.
d. a bill can often be passed quickly and easily.

The correct answer is B. It is accurate that a bill can have a second chance after a veto.

Explanation:

It is called veto the unilateral cancellation by the President of a law passed by both chambers of Congress. That is, a law already voted, which only needs to be signed by the President to acquire validity, is canceled by the President.

This is part of the prerogatives that the Executive Branch has to control the Legislative Branch, but this power is not absolute. Even if the President vetoes a law, it can be passed if 2/3 of the Congress (both chambers) vote affirmatively for it to be approved.

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