Is it easier to block legislation than to pass it
... The president shares legislative power through the power to sign or to veto (right to reject a legislation) laws of Congress, although Congress may override a presidential veto with a two-thirds vote in each house. ... The president may also suggest legislation, and may also convene special sessions of Congress. ... A bicameral system is desirable and helps to avoid hasty and harsh legislation, limit democracy, and secure deliberation. ... The various problems and complications aroused by passing legislation are clearly seen as explained above. Veto power can immediately reject legislation. The principle of the divided government only makes it harder to pass a bill since there are different views and policies of each party. ... The Supreme Court can directly pass legislation (remove) trough its judicial review. This makes it easier for federal lawmakers to block legislation.