The Cabinet a. does not meet as a group, except during the State of the Union address. b. has no legal role clearly articulated in the Constitution. c. secretaries do not have to be confirmed by the U. S. Senate. d. has no responsibility to Congress.

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Olson

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6 January, 15:59

The Cabinet a. does not meet as a group, except during the State of the Union address. b. has no legal role clearly articulated in the Constitution. c. secretaries do not have to be confirmed by the U. S. Senate. d. has no responsibility to Congress.

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Freddy Combs · Answer 1

Option A is false/incorrect

Explanation:

The cabinet has no legal status/role under the constitution, secretaries do not have to be confirmed by the U. S. senate and the cabinet has no responsibility to the congress.

However, the cabinet meets at the instance of the president and does not only meet as a group during the state of the union address.

Option A is false