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Andrew Jackson's use of the veto power was conspicuous becausea. he rarely used it.b. he used it more than all of the presidents before him combined.c. all of his vetoes were overridden.d. he would not use the power unless he thought legislation was unconstitutional.e. he would not use the veto simply because of a policy disagreement.
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