The US President and the Cabinet: The Executive Branch
The U.S. executive branch is made up of two essential components: the president and the cabinet he or she selects to represent each of the 15 major departments of U.S. government. The cabinet is an intimate group that meets at least once a week to discuss the most essential aspects of U.S. policy and government with the president. Members of the executive branch function not only as essential policymakers, but also as direct representatives of the American electorate.
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Email ThisThe Role of the US President and Cabinet
The following sites provide historical and contextual background for the executive branch of the... read more»
How the U.S. Presidential Cabinet Functions
We hear about the U.S. cabinet and its decisions every day in the news, and although it is an... read more»
Presidents and Their Cabinets in History
The sites below provide information on the careers of past presidents and the politicians who... read more»
President George W. Bush and His Cabinet
Because there are so many secretaries to keep track of (including the additional cabinet members... read more»
President-Elect Barack Obama and His Cabinet
American voters chose Barack Obama as the next president of the United States on Nov. 4, 2008. His... read more»
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