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If the President chose not to sign and Congress adjourned during the 10 day period then that bill sadly does not get to transform to the higher state

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The President can choose to do nothing. Therefore if after 10 days and Congress is still in session, then the bill AUTOMATICALLY becomes a law

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If the President vetoes it (sends back to Congress) then it can be overruled by a 2/3 majority to turn the bill into a law

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What happens if it is vetoed???????

Well my friend there are three ways this can go

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This is the part where the President chooses whether to accept, reject or veto

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If the majority passes it then it goes to the next house to go through the same process once again. For it to go to the President, BOTH HOUSES must agree on the same bill

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Members of the House or Senate are now allowed to debate the bill and offer changes.

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It is here where they vote to accept or reject the bill with its changes. If accepted it is sent to the floor for debate or subcommittee for further debate

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This is where the Reps or the Senate form small groups to either research, talk about or makes changes to the bill.

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In the House, the bill is numbered and put into a box called "the hopper" where it is read aloud by the Speaker of the House

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The journey begins at either the House of Representatives or Senate where the bill's sponsor introduces them

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They then contact their elected official and if they like it as well, they will write up a bill.

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The entire process starts with someone thinking of what a possible law can be.