Bureaucracy and Tyranny in American Politics

This chapter examines the intricacies of the U.S. executive bureaucracy through the lens of presidential appointments, agency independence, and the historical evolution of administrative power. It categorizes types of tyranny in relation to current political figures and critiques the bureaucratic system's impact on transparency and public trust. The discussion emphasizes the need for political reform and a more robust opposition within the Democratic party to combat the issues of efficiency over accountability.