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Hank

20 April, 09:29

An advantage that bureaucrats in federal government have over the President in the policymaking process is that bureaucrats

1. control the budgetary process

2. have an independence from the President that is guaranteed by the Constitution

3. usually have a continuity of service in the executive branch that the President lacks

5. have better access to the media than does the President

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