President Ronald Reagan's inability to dismantle the Department of Education reflects the power of

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Iron triangles are networks of interest groups, bureaucratic agencies, and congressional committee members who work together to promote mutually beneficial policies. In this case, the Department of Education had formed an iron triangle with education interest groups and influential members of Congress, making it difficult for President Reagan to dismantle the department.

President Ronald Reagan's Inability to Dismantle the Department of Education