what are the 12-14 cabinet members of the president and the office they hold?
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agriculture-mike johanns, interior-gale norton, commerce-carlos gutierrez, justice-attorney general alberto gonzales, defense-donald rumsfeld, labor-elaine chao, education-margaret spellings, state-condoleezza rice, energy-samuel w. bodman, transportation-norman mineta, health and human services-michael o. leavitt, treasury-john snow, homeland security-michael chertoff, veterans affairs-jim nicholson,
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The elected offices of the executive branch are president and vice president. They both must be a natural born citizen, be 35 years old, and have been a resident of the country for the past 14 years. A president can be elected to two terms of 4 years each, while the vice president serves 4 years and has no term limit. If the vice president succeeds to the office of president due to the president's death, resignation, or impeachment, and serves in that capacity for less than two years, he/she can then be elected to two terms as president, meaning that 10 years is the maximum possible.\n\nAside from those two positions, there are the several cabinet members and heads of various departments, all of which are appointed. There are thus no qualifications per se, as each administration decides what they should be.
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They are part of the Treasury Dept. Most of the time they enforce Treasury Dept. laws. The protection of the President and others is also assigned to them.
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Here you go, from Wikipedia, with links to many bios:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Cabinet_Ministers
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They are the in following order:\n\n1.  The president (President Bush)\n2.  The vice president (Vice President Cheney)\n3.  Speaker of the House of Representatives (Dennis Hastert)\n4.  President Pro Tempor\n5.  Secretary of State (Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice)
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14 Democrats, 18 Republicans
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I think you mean cabinet departments.  Here is a list:\n\nDepartment of Agriculture (USDA)\nDepartment of Commerce (DOC)\nDepartment of Defense (DOD)\nDepartment of Education (ED)\nDepartment of Energy (DOE)\nDepartment of Health and Human Services (HHS)\nDepartment of Homeland Security (DHS)\nDepartment of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)\nDepartment of Justice (DOJ)\nDepartment of Labor (DOL)\nDepartment of State (DOS)\nDepartment of the Interior (DOI)\nDepartment of the Treasury\nDepartment of Transportation (DOT)\nDepartment of Veterans Affairs (VA)
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The federal government is made up of three branches which theoretically have the same amount of power.  The head of the executive branch is the President, currently George W Bush.  His office is in the White House in Washington D.C.\n\nThere are 50 states, each of which has it's own separate government.\n\nEach state has a varying number of cities, each with it's own separate government.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower 1953-1961\n\nhttp://www.whitehouse.gov/history/presidents/de34.html
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2002-George W. Bush\nhttp://www.whitehouse.gov/ogc/
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The House: at least 25\nThe Senate: at least 30\nThe President: at least 35
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President of the United States\nSecretary of Defense\nVice President of the United States
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The official duties of the White House Chief of Staff is to organize and oversee the president's cabinet members,cabinet, and the White House staff. He also manages the president's schedule. \n\nThe president appoints, that is correct, and the Senate approves the nomination. This is how Andrew H. Card, Jr got to the White House.
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president@whitehouse.net\n\nHere is the link to other contacts in the white house:
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Executive Branch.  \n\nThe cabinet is part of the executive branch.
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http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/presidents/gw1.html
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George Washington did not create the cabinet, but he did urge Congress to recognize the deparments of foreign affairs, treasury and war. Once Congress approved of the President's request, Washington appointed the first members to serve in that executive branch capacity.\n\nThey included:\n\nThomas Jefferson (Sec'y of Foreign Affairs, though the name was quickly changed to Secretary of State)\n\nAlexander Hamilton (Secretary of the Treasury)\n\nHenry Knox (Secretary of War)\n\nEdmund Randolph (Attorney General)\n\nIn the original cabinet, the Attorney General was not the head of the Department of Justice