The bureaucracy cannot reasonably be considered a "fourth branch of government" because it is not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution.

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The bureaucracy, while not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution, functions as a "fourth branch" due to its significant role in implementing and enforcing laws, which complements the work of the traditional three branches (legislative, executive, judicial) of government.

The Bureaucracy Cannot Reasonably Be Considered a "Fourth Branch of Government