To make law is exceedingly difficult; to block bills from becoming laws is relatively easy

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Making a law requires a lengthy and complex process involving multiple stages and the approval of both houses of the legislature, as well as the executive. Blocking a bill from becoming a law can be achieved through a filibuster, delay tactics or simply voting against it. This is a comparatively easier task than enacting a new law.

To Make Law Is Exceedingly Difficult; to Block Bills from Becoming