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- All workers must be paid a living wage for their labor.
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He literally could have vetoed it if he wanted to and put it back in the hands of the Senate but OK.
With such a high majority it would have just been overturned immediately, so no, he couldn’t have vetoed the bill. An attempt to do so wouldn’t have helped at all and might have undermined future cooperation.
Yes. He could have. Actions have meaning. He chose not to.
I’ve already addressed that point.