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Why is the Constitution so silent on the bureaucracy? What does the relative silence reflect
about the views of the founders? In what ways has that silence helped the country evolve over
time? In what ways has that silence proved to be problematic?

Please help and answer all parts briefly!!! Thank you!!!

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The Constitution is silent and made little mention of a bureaucracy because the its main responsibility falls on the President/State government appointing people therein.

What is bureaucracy?

Bureaucracy refers to those unelected and administrative body in the executive branch of government.

Some examples of the bureaucracies include:

  • Social Security Administration
  • Internal Revenue Service
  • Veterans Benefits Administration etc

These people in the department of the bureaucracies are appointed the President or State government to oversee the activities of important organization of the country or state.

In conclusion, the Constitution is silent and made little mention of a bureaucracy because the its main responsibility falls on the President/State government appointing people therein.

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