The case of AFGE v. Phillips shows that
A) the separation of powers can make public administration difficult
B) the President has the greatest control over federal administrators
C)labor unions control the actions of administrative agencies
D)Congress and the President are likely to disagree with the courts on matters of public administration

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The case of AFGE v. Phillips illustrates how the separation of powers within the U.S. government can complicate the process of public administration, as different branches of government may have conflicting interests or interpretations of laws.

The Case of AFGE V. Phillips Shows That