How do bureaucrats foster deliberative democracy?
a. They regularly hold public debates.
b. They deliberate on concerns and supply information to lawmakers.
c. They sponsor polls and focus groups to bring important matters to light.
d. They advise the judiciary on complex matters.
e. They make up the main circle of the presidents advisors.
Question 2
Why are bureaucrats seldom afraid to provide politicians with honest information and analysis, even when it is unpleasant?
a. Bureaucrats are carefully screened to find the most honest and upstanding citizens whose only concern is for the public good.
b. Bureaucrats are elected by the people rather than appointed by Congress.
c. Bureaucrats are protected by unions that prohibit their dismissal for any cause.
d. Bureaucrats are responsible to the president only.
e. Bureaucrats do not serve at the pleasure of politicians.
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