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The former runs a major executive department, while the latter provides a service to the American people.
The former runs a major executive department, while the latter provides a service to the American people.
The former assists the judicial branch, while the latter assists the legislative branch.
The former assists the judicial branch, while the latter assists the legislative branch.
The former provides a service to the American people, while the latter provides oversight.
The former provides a service to the American people, while the latter provides oversight.
The former provides oversight of an important government function, while the latter provides oversight of the president.
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The major difference in responsibility between the USPS (United States Postal Service) and the Federal Elections Commission (FEC) is:
The former provides a service to the American people, while the latter provides oversight.
The USPS is primarily focused on providing postal services, which includes the delivery of mail and packages, while the FEC is responsible for overseeing the administration of federal election laws and campaign finance.
