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Congress increased the power of the president when it allowed the executive to nominate and dismiss officials in the presidential cabinet.
What is the Cabinet of U.S.?
The Cabinet is made up of the vice president of the United States and the leaders of the executive branch departments of the federal government of the United States. It is the leader of the major formal advisory body for the United States. Although not formally a member of the Cabinet, the president serves as the meeting's host. The president appoints department heads, who are then confirmed by the Senate. Whether or not acting department heads have been formally nominated for Senate confirmation, they attend Cabinet sessions. Members of the Executive Office of the President who have not been approved by the Senate and leaders of other agencies may be named by the president to serve in the Cabinet.
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