President's Cabinet | US Politics | A Level Politics

In this lesson, we're going to briefly explore the nature of the President's Cabinet.

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In a video from Obamas cabinet on YouTube it says they met every two weeks so I'm guessing it varies massively. I'm also guessing some Presidents like PM favour a basis of meeting only one or a small group at once sometimes rather than all 16/ 25 of them?

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At one time, serving as Secretary of State was seen as a stepping stone to the presidency