The vice-president is elected by the electoral college. He is not appointed by the President and so does not need confirmation by the Senate.
You become a cabinet member when the President appoints you and the the Congress approves the nomination.
In the United States, prospective administration cabinet members are first selected and nominated by the president. They must be confirmed by the senate before becoming a member of the president's cabinet.
Yes, his position was the head of a newly created Department of Housing and Urban Development
A cabinet member going native refers to when a cabinet member places all his priorities above the president. If a cabinet members focus is on gun safety, he will try and fight for the president to sign gun safety laws before he does anything else.
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Cabinet members are appointed by the President; with Senate approval.
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Cabinet members are appointed by the president, but must be approved by the Senate. Many are politicians who supported the President.
Cabinet members are appointed by the president, but must be approved by the Senate. Many are politicians who supported the President.
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If a President's cabinet member is not approved by Congress, they cannot assume the position or carry out their responsibilities. The President may choose to nominate someone else for the role or continue with an acting cabinet member. This scenario could potentially hinder the President's ability to effectively govern and implement their policies, as the cabinet member's expertise and leadership would be lacking.
Cabinet members do not serve a fixed term. They serve at the will of the President and appointment expires if the President leaves office, but they can be re-appointed if the President so chooses.
No, a member of Congress cannot serve simultaneously as a cabinet member. The Constitution prohibits members from holding any other office in the executive branch while serving in Congress. If a member is appointed to a cabinet position, they would need to resign from their congressional post.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed the first female cabinet-member, Frances Perkins, as US Secretary of Labor. She served from 1933-1945.
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