What is the federal beauracracy?

Answer 1

The Federal government of the United States operates as a system of interconnected departments and agencies to deal with the administration of government programs. The term "bureaucracy" (which might mean "government by the deskholders") applies to the slow, inefficient, and sometimes counter-productive process by which agencies handle the legal and operational details of their assigned services. Because the individual employees are tasked with limited and specific duties, they are often unable or unwilling to correct deficiencies which may result in hardship to affected citizens. Phrases such as "paper pushers" and "red tape" are common when describing the many intractable processes of government.

Answer 2

Bureaucracy refers to systems of administration based off of organizational hierarchical authority. Federal bureaucracy refers to an organization of government offices that implement public policy and is made up of cabinets, independent executive agencies, independent regulatory agencies, and governmental organizations.

Answer 3

It's where most of the money stays that was supposed to go to what ever it was started for in the first place. Like Education. The others gave you the definition I just gave you an explanation of how they work. "for every good idea there is an equal and opposite federal bureaucracy" Will Rogers