Attorney General

The Attorney General was the technical fourth Cabinet position created, the Attorney Generals are appointed by the President of the United States, and confirmed by the Senate.
As of current there has been 5 Attorney Generals; 2 Federalists, 1 Democratic, 1 Democratic Union, and 1 Independent 
The most time served as Attorney General is by Edmund Randolph, who served for a total of 1,757 days in office.
==Attorney Generals Firsts==
#First Attorney General was Edmund Randolph.
#The longest-serving Attorney General was Edmund Randolph at 1,757 days.
#The shortest-serving Attorney General was Thomas White at 218 days.
==List of Attorney Generals==
United States Attorney Generals
Presidency	Presidency	Attorney General	Attorney General	Prior office 	Party	Party 	Year(s)	President
1 	March 30, 1790
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November 1, 1794	 	
===Edmund Randolph===	Former Governor of Virginia 	 	Federalist 	4 1/2 	George Washington
2 	November 1, 1794
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March 4, 1797	 	
===William Bradford===	Former Attorney General of Pennsylvania 	 	Federalist 	2 1/2 	George Washington
3 	March 4, 1797
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May 30, 1800	 	
===Aaron Burr===	Former Attorney General of New York 	 	Democratic 	3 	John Adams
4 	July 30, 1800
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March 4, 1801	 	
===Thomas White===	Lawyer 	 	Independent 	1 	John Adams
5 	March 4, 1801
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March 4, 1809	 	
===Caesar Augustus Rodney===	Lawyer 	 	Democratic Union 	8 	George Benckendorf
5 	March 4, 1801
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March 4, 1809	 	
===Caesar Augustus Rodney===	Lawyer 	 	Constitutional Democratic	8 	George Benckendorf
6 	March 4, 1809
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March 4, 1813	 	
===James Mulligan===	Attorney General of West Virginia 	 	Constitutional Democratic	4 	Amo Gus
7 	March 4, 1813
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March 4, 1817	 	
===William Aubrey===	Senator of New York 	 	Democratic 	4 	Rudolph Hartmann
8 	March 4, 1817
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March 4, 1821	 	
===Henry Clay===	Representative from Kentucky 	 	Republican 	4 	John Quincy Adams
9 	March 4, 1821
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Present	 	
===William Wirt===	United States Attorney for the District of Virginia	 	Democratic 	... 	James Monroe
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