For the most part, the American public's attitude toward the federal bureaucracy is
A) focused on issues rather than agencies.
B) vigilant and influential.
C) disinterested.
D) of more importance to the president than to anyone else.
E) supportive.

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The American public generally pays more attention to specific issues rather than the agencies handling those issues. This means that their attitudes and opinions are often shaped by how these issues are addressed, rather than by the workings or performance of individual federal agencies themselves.

For the Most Part, the American Public's Attitude Toward the Federal