| ! veto! | |
| "Brighteners veto tort." | |
| "The council member chose to forcefully waive her right of veto." | |
| "because Gary would never do that because I vetoed golf," and veto is the one thing that we both respect, Gary. | |
| "recklessly exercised his right to veto censorship" | |
| ! veto! | |
| "Brighteners veto tort." | |
| "The council member chose to forcefully waive her right of veto." | |
| "because Gary would never do that because I vetoed golf," and veto is the one thing that we both respect, Gary. | |
| "recklessly exercised his right to veto censorship" | |
| " Everybody gets four vetoes. | |
| "President vetoes Works Bill." | |
| - It vetoes! | |
| - It vetoes | |
| - Now it vetoes. | |
| " Everybody gets four vetoes. | |
| "President vetoes Works Bill." | |
| - It vetoes! | |
| - It vetoes | |
| - Now it vetoes. | |
| "because Gary would never do that because I vetoed golf," and veto is the one thing that we both respect, Gary. | |
| - Birgitte vetoed the GPS idea. | |
| - I vetoed. | |
| - If I weren't good with it, I would have vetoed the board's decision. | |
| - Quiet. Who vetoed my trade? | |
| - Are you vetoing paper cups? | |
| -We've got separation of powers checks and balances, and Margaret, vetoing things and sending them back. | |
| And as, uh, President of the United States, I'm vetoing that suggestion. | |
| Any president vetoing a crime bill risks becoming the Pillsbury Doughboy. | |
| Bruce Ismay, for vetoing more lifeboats, or Thomas Andrews, for not having fought that decision harder. | |
| "because Gary would never do that because I vetoed golf," and veto is the one thing that we both respect, Gary. | |
| - Birgitte vetoed the GPS idea. | |
| - I vetoed. | |
| - If I weren't good with it, I would have vetoed the board's decision. | |
| - Quiet. Who vetoed my trade? | |
| - Are you vetoing paper cups? | |
| -We've got separation of powers checks and balances, and Margaret, vetoing things and sending them back. | |
| And as, uh, President of the United States, I'm vetoing that suggestion. | |
| Any president vetoing a crime bill risks becoming the Pillsbury Doughboy. | |
| Bruce Ismay, for vetoing more lifeboats, or Thomas Andrews, for not having fought that decision harder. | |
