How did president george w. bush differ from the previous five presidents in his strategy for altering the executive bureaucracy?

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Brendan Huerta

3 December, 19:42

How did president george w. bush differ from the previous five presidents in his strategy for altering the executive bureaucracy?

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President George W. Bush differed from the previous presidents in that he expanded his power and political control over the bureaucracy. This largely stemmed from his distrust of the bureaucracy. He also expanded his office by creating additional units including the office of strategic initiatives.