Federal Bureaucracy Images
Who Needs Scientists
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President George Bush raised a controversy by ignoring the advice of the EPA's Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee on air quality standards.
"You are now free to move about the country"
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President Jimmy Carter signs the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 into law.
Sign of the Times
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The foreclosure crisis of 2008
Citigroup Bailout
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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and President George Bush announce the Citigroup bailout plan.
Bailout Blvd.
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Main Street reacts to the Wall Street bailout.
Bureaucrats at Work
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This cartoonist's version of bureaucratic leadership
Bureaucratic Ironies
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Designed to be efficient, bureaucracies are often criticized as anything but.
Poison Squad
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Civic-minded bureaucrats from the Department of Agriculture eat chemical laced food to test the safety of commonly used preservatives.