The presidents Cabinet
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The Cabinet: informal advisory body that serves the presidents needs.
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Choosing Cabinet Members: appointed by the president, then confirmed by the senate. Although they can be rejected it is fairly rare.
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For example, the most recent rejection occurred in 1989, when the Senate refused to confirm President George H.W. Bushs selection of John Tower as secretary of defense.
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Cabinets role: Cabinet members have two major responsibilities. Individually, each is the administrative head of one of the executive departments. Collectively, they are advisors to the President.
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