write a response to a discussion post, explaining what you agree with, found interesting, or if you have any questions about what this person posted There are thousands of bills that get introduced every single year. From those thousands, only a whopping 20% get enacted. There are many reasons for this. The main reason is that every single bill cannot get enacted, or there would be an abundance of rules, regulations, and laws being added every single year. Larry Jacobs even said, "Most bills introduced, die" ("Good Question: Why Is It so Hard to Pass a Law?," 2016). There are good reasons for this. The bills that are not passed potentially have flaws. Besides flaws, the bills would be just silly and unnecessary, which would definitely put a stop to them being passed. Some bills that are even proposed can be unconstitutional, which would not allow them to go further. There are many reasons why bills are not enacted as they go through many steps to become enacted