Cabinet of the United States

The Cabinet of the United States is a body consisting of the Vice President of the United States and the heads of the executive branch's departments in the federal Government. The heads of departments--also known as 'Secretaries'--are appointed by the President of the United States and confirmed by the U.S. Senate. 
The individuals below were nominated by President Levi Starkin and were confirmed by the U.S. Senate to their positions. 
Office 	Incumbent 		Other Positions Held
Vice President 	North Mandela 		n/a
Secretary of State 	Francis Durant 		Senate Minority Leader
Secretary of the Treasury 	Atsá Uintillie 		U.S. Representative
Secretary of Defense 	Jacob Strickland 		n/a
Attorney General 	Casper Queen 		n/a
Secretary of the Interior 	Adlai Stevenson II		U.S. Senator
Secretary of Agriculture 	Debate Lord 		n/a
Secretary of Health and Human Services 	View 		n/a
Secretary of Housing and Urban Developments	John West 		U.S. Representative
Secretary of Transportation 	Cornelius Papinski		U.S. Representative
Secretary of Education 	Eric Adams 		Senate Majority Leader
Secretary of Veteran Affairs 	Fried Lion 		n/a
Secretary of Homeland Security 	Jim Handle 		U.S. Representative
Secretary of Police Affairs 	Damian J. Ramirez 		n/a