Kabinett Reagan
| Kabinett Reagan | |
|---|---|
| Regierung der Vereinigten Staaten | |
 | |
| Präsident | Ronald Reagan |
| Wahl | 1980, 1984 |
| Legislaturperiode | 97., 98., 99., 100. |
| Bildung | 20. Januar 1981 |
| Ende | 20. Januar 1989 |
| Dauer | 8 Jahre und 0 Tage |
| Vorgänger | Kabinett Carter |
| Nachfolger | Kabinett George H. W. Bush |
| Zusammensetzung | |
| Partei(en) | Republikanische Partei |
| Minister | 13 |
| Wahl im Electoral College | |
| 1980 | 489/538 |
| 1984 | 525/538 |
Ronald Reagan war von 1981 bis 1989 Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten, also zwei volle Amtsperioden. In dieser Zeit gab es in seinem Kabinett zahlreiche personelle Veränderungen. Als einziger Minister blieb Bauminister Samuel Pierce die kompletten acht Jahre in seinem Amt.
Reagan berief auch Politiker, die bereits in früheren Kabinetten Minister gewesen waren: George Shultz, Arbeits- und Finanzminister im Kabinett Nixon, wurde Außenminister; Caspar Weinberger, Gesundheitsminister unter Nixon und Ford, wurde Verteidigungsminister.
Mehrheit im Kongress
| Präsident | Kongress | Haus | Senat | Gesamt | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ronald Reagan (R) | 97. | 192/435 | 53/100 | Divided government | ||||
| 98. | 166/435 | 55/100 | ||||||
| 99. | 181/435 | 53/100 | ||||||
| 100. | 177/435 | 45/100 | ||||||
| Quelle: Repräsentantenhaus, Senat | ||||||||
Das Kabinett
Weblinks
- Ronald Reagan – Administration. Miller Center of Public Affairs der University of Virginia (englisch, Redakteur: Lou Cannon)
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Middle row: C. William Verity, Secretary of Commerce; Ann McLaughlin, Secretary of Labor; Don Hodel, Secretary of Interior; Richard Lyng, Secretary of Agriculture; Otis Bowen, Secretary of Health and Human Services; Samuel Pierce, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
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Second row : Terrel Bell, Secretary of Education; Jeane Kirkpatrick, U.S. Representative to the United Nations; David Stockman, Director, Office of Management & Budget; William French Smith, Attorney General; Elizabeth Dole, Secretary of Transportation; Donald Hodel, Secretary of Energy; Margaret Heckler, Secretary of Health & Human Services
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