Keeney is always the answer
he first-past-the-post, winner-takes-all system, which is used for every election in the USA - federal, state and local - makes life difficult for third parties.
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Yes Congress is effective in exercising legislative oversight of the federal bureaucracy. ... Budget Control - Congress has the authority of supplying or denying funds to agencies based on Congress's perception of the effectiveness and efficiency of that agency.
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No electoral payoff / Political ramifications
· Oversight is labor intensive/ hard work
· Lack of technical expertise
· Logrolling
· Lack of budget control
· Enabling legislation is vague
· Interest groups/ PACs encourage members to overlook effective
administration
· Failure to "use" available powers or ineffective use of them
· Iron triangles/cozy relationship with agencies
· Bureaucratic pathologies (for example, Congress creates opportunities
for casework through red tape; firing administrators is difficult)
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the answer is c have a great day :)
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