Presidential appointee

A presidential appointee is a person selected by the President of the United States to fill a specific role within the federal government. These roles can include positions in the Cabinet, federal agencies, or various committees. The appointee typically requires Senate confirmation, which means the Senate must approve the appointment. These individuals often influence important policies and decisions, reflecting the President's priorities and vision for the country. Appointees can serve in a variety of capacities, from managing departments to advising the President directly on significant issues.