Which one of the thirteen members of the Cabinet is not called by the title “Secretary”?

Answer: The Attorney General.

Is there a Postmaster General in the President’s Cabinet today?

Answer: No.

Additional Question: When was this office removed from the Cabinet – 1889, 1922, or 1971?

Answer: 1971. (There had been a Postmaster General from 1829 until that date. In 1971 the Congress abolished the Post Office Department and set up the United States Postal Service, an independent agency of the government.)

Is there a specific provision in the Constitution for a President’s “cabinet”?Answer: No.

Reference: Article 2, section 2, clause 1

Who was the first Vice President to be invited to attend Cabinet meetings on a regular basis – John Adams, Andrew Johnson, or Calvin Coolidge?Answer: Calvin Coolidge. (Coolidge later became President when Warren G. Harding died suddenly.)

Was the Vice President originally part of the President’s Cabinet?Answer: No

Further Question: Is the Vice President part of the President’s Cabinet today?

Answer: Yes (Ever since Calvin Coolidge.)

Further Question: Does the Vice President have his office in the White House?

Answer: Yes