But when you subject your opinions to the Constitution, it can be said that there is one right answer. I think based on both the Constitution and the Washington veto posted right here by michigander, it can be safely said that a President must ascertain whether a bill passes constitutional muster, and veto it if it does not.
You'll have to excuse me if I don't depend on you guys for ANY interpretations of ANYTHING, even the work of The Founding Fathers. There is no WAY your slant doesn't enter into how you read it. If you deny it, you're just not telling the truth.