In 1937,the Committee on Administrative Management claimed that "the president needs help" because
A)President Roosevelt had serious health problems related to polio and could not fulfill all of the constitutional responsibilities of the presidency.
B)President Roosevelt needed to devote all of his energy to guiding the American military's efforts in World War II and he could not effectively manage the federal bureaucracy.
C)the "spoils system" had filled the executive branch with Republicans who were refusing to enact key parts of President Roosevelt's agenda.
D)the national government had grown rapidly during the preceding 25 years,but the structures and procedures necessary to manage the burgeoning executive branch had not yet been established.

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The Committee on Administrative Management stated that the president needed help because the national government had grown rapidly in the preceding 25 years, but the structures and procedures necessary to manage the burgeoning executive branch had not yet been established. This suggests that the issue was with the lack of administrative infrastructure to manage the growing government, rather than specific health or political issues related to President Roosevelt.

In 1937,the Committee on Administrative Management Claimed That "The President