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1. Distributive
2. Redistributive
3. Regulation |
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| Taxes from you and I gives to well organized interest groups and results in pork projects from Congress. |
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| 3 Kinds of Political Support |
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1. Public
2. Clientele
3. Elite
Political Support being the balance of support and opposition for any political bureau. |
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| What do the public think about the bureau's job? It is the most diffuse (easily changed) and is usually shaped by the media. |
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| Those who benefit or suffer from what a bureau does. Qualities of Clientele are essential. They include Reputation, Specialization, Financial Support, Reasonably organized, and more focused on a resource. These are interest groups and are a key part of the iron triangle. |
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| Other policy makers, political parties, party chairs, Supreme Court, President. In Congress, Congressional members typically support a bill in order to gain support for their bill. |
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1. Knowledge
2. Cohesion
3. Leadership |
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| Bureaucracies have more specialized knowledge on particular issues and are able to provide this information to Congress so they can provide a more informed vote. |
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| Want well organized interests and are more committed to what they are doing. House members are up for re-election every two years and they all have their own needs in every district. Bureaucracies are not elected and can therefore take time to get everything in order to accomplish their goals. |
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| How does the media affect Support? |
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| The Media and agencies frame things to manipulate opinions. |
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