Checks and Balances: Presidential Veto Power

The U.S. Constitution establishes a framework of checks and balances to maintain the equilibrium of power among the three branches of government. Each branch holds specific powers while also possessing the ability to influence and limit the actions of the others. One scenario reflecting this principle involves the use of the veto power by the President, which allows the executive branch to reject legislation passed by Congress.

In this context, consider the situation where Congress passes a bill, the President vetoes it, and Congress subsequently attempts to override that veto. Which of the following statements best illustrates how the concept of checks and balances is operationalized in this scenario?