All governors have the right to veto a bill outright. some governors have the right to veto parts of a bill, and this type is called a veto. a. pocket b. popular c. standard d. line-item

The correct answer is D. line-item

A line-item veto is a type of a veto where a governor can just cross out and veto parts of a legislative set and the remaining parts of the set would apply without the parts that were vetoed. It's done to prevent entire laws from being banned when some parts of the laws are deemed as good. The president used to have this power too but it was taken away from him and now only governors can do it.