Well guess what, Speaker Mike Johnson apparently never presented the housing bill to the president, so the 10-day clock is not ticking for it to become law

 Trump halts bipartisan victory lap on housing 

... One potential wrinkle in that 10-day clock is that it doesn’t start until the enrolled bill has been officially “presented” to the president.

It wasn’t immediately clear whether that had happened yet as of Trump’s social media post at 10:26 a.m. But as the day went on it became apparent the bill still hadn’t been presented to the president, according to a top Democrat.

House Minority Whip Katherine M. Clark, D-Mass., laid the blame at Johnson’s feet.

“Mike Johnson could, right now, at any time, formally present this bill to the president and make the president choose: Will he veto it or will it become law in ten days?” Clark said at a news conference. “But Mike Johnson is not choosing that path. That is a betrayal of duty.”

Aides to Johnson didn’t respond to requests for comment. ...

 

As long as Trump doesn't veto the damn thing, the Uniparty's housing bill will become law in 10 days without his signature

 But he will be remembered negatively for it in November either way.

Democrats who want to impeach the president will include it prominently in their campaigns against him. 

Throwing a fit over this is about as smart as attacking Iran without a plan to keep the Strait of Hormuz open. 

Not even Mark Levin, Mr. Constitution, can bring himself to tell the president to veto this damn bill

What the hell is political power for, photo ops?

Are you starting to see a pattern here folks?

None of these so-called conservatives have the fire in the belly.

How many Republicans would flip their vote if he vetoed?