The executive branch bureaucracy in the United States is an organizational hodgepodge, mostly because
A) the Constitution designed it that way.
B) of the many court decisions altering its organization.
C) it was built piece by piece.
D) of congressional oversight
E) all of the above

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The executive branch bureaucracy in the United States evolved in a piecemeal fashion, with agencies and departments being added over time as new needs and challenges arose, rather than being designed all at once.

The Executive Branch Bureaucracy in the United States Is an Organizational