Nowadays the poor image many bureaucracies have can be associated with the lack of caring for public opinion, which facilitates the growing distrust with these organizations. In his book William Pierce writes corruption is a traditional complaint about bureaucracies, and most federal bureaucracies in this country have reduced illegal behavior to a relatively unimportant problem (pg 111). In many cases the poor image is justified due to the sheer nature of things the bureaucracies are involved in, such as raiding Allgyer’s Acres Farm in Kinzer, Pa. In the article Algyer is targeted for being "engaged in milking cows and packaging, labeling, selling and distributing unpasteurized cow milk across state lines." We understand the duties of the FDA; however, the constitution gives us certain freedoms to choose the things we want to partake in. For the thousands of consumers that enjoy milk provided by Allgyer and similar producers, their wishes should not be infringed upon due to undocumented, unproven beliefs from the FDA and CDC about …show more content…
Government waste cannot be controlled at its root because you can never really tell if a project is considered a waste until it’s complete, however there should be some guidelines set in place as to what projects can even be considered. Banning earmarks was a form of control in regards to government waste however more legislation can be enacted to combat wasted money. Regulatory commissions already direct some aspects of the economy therefore they should be able to govern government waste effectively since waste contributes to the economic state of the union. This commission works right under the executive branch, there for each candidate and its administration claiming to bring down the nation’s debt during campaign time would have a close hand in getting wasted money back and applying it towards the