A two-thirds majority of Congress votes for a bill that the president opposes. Congress then adjourns their session. What can the president do to prevent the bill from ever becoming a law?

Veto power

Explanation:

The president has the veto power to decide the law doesn't holds. The President's veto power is rarely rejected by the Congress, despite that, the president would give reasons why he isn't going with the plan. The number of times the veto power has been overridden by the Congress is just 106 out of 1,484

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