>Keep that in mind when some politician or business owner goes on about "bureaucrats". Because "bureaucrats" You rarely hear even the small government politici

>Keep that in mind when some politician or business owner goes on about "bureaucrats". Because "bureaucrats" You rarely hear even the small government politicians rail against bureaucrats because being able to use their influence withing the bureaucracy for favors (some more ethical than others) is a source of power for them. They may complain about the priorities of the bureaucracy (e.g "we should be funding X not Y") but they don't lament the existence of the administrative arm of government.