A fundamental source of power for the federal bureaucracy lies in its role in moving legislation out of subcommittees A role in mediating interstate conflicts B ability to convince Congress to fund most projects it supports C ability to mobilize public opinion in support of legislative initiatives D ability to set specific guidelines after receiving a general mandate from Congress

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31 May, 01:02

A fundamental source of power for the federal bureaucracy lies in its role in moving legislation out of subcommittees A role in mediating interstate conflicts B ability to convince Congress to fund most projects it supports C ability to mobilize public opinion in support of legislative initiatives D ability to set specific guidelines after receiving a general mandate from Congress

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the fundamental source of power for the federal bureaucracy lies in its role in moving legislation out of subcommittees is the ability to set specific guidelines after receiving a general mandate from Congress