A line-item veto is the executive power to veto certain items of a bill, without having to veto the bill as a whole. In the United States, this has been deemed as unconstitutional, but some pros can outweigh the cons. Presidents should have the line-veto power, because in the long run a line-item veto can save money by stopping the wasteful spending in bills passed, even making the passing of bills more efficient. Although it may seem it puts more power into one’s hands eliminating power balance, though it doesn’t because the separate bills are sent back to congress for another