What are the offices of the Vice President of the United States?
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Like, where the Vice Pres. lives and works?\n\n"Number One Observatory Circle"\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_One_Observatory_Circle
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No. The Pres is always in full communication with his staff and it doesn't matter where he is. The VP does not take over for him unless he is incapacitated. Thank God. Would you want Cheney in charge for 5 minutes? Bush is bad enough.
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The vice president gets a vote.
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Clause 2 of the 25th amendment:\n\n"Whenever there is a vacancy in the office of the Vice President, the President shall nominate a Vice President who shall take office upon confirmation by a majority vote of both Houses of Congress."\n\nThis is the closest mention of anything in the Constitution.  I would assume that if he hasn't been inaugurated yet, the President-elect would have more leniency in picking his next VP with no vote by Congress.
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what? \n\ncalifornia doesn't have a vice president.  the country does...\n\nthe state has a governor and a lieutenant governor..
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Chief of Staff, United States Army\nPentagon, Virgina 20500
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Contacting the White House \n\nMailing Address \n\nThe White House\n1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW\nWashington, DC 20500 \n\n \nPhone Numbers \n\nComments:   202-456-1111\nSwitchboard: 202-456-1414 \nFAX:             202-456-2461\n\n TTY/TDD \n\nComments:      202-456-6213\nVisitors Office: 202-456-2121  \nE-Mail \nPlease send your comments to comments@whitehouse.gov. Due to the large volume of e-mail received, the White House cannot respond to every message. For further up-to-date information on Presidential initiatives, current events, and topics of interest to you, please continue to use the White House website. \n\nVice President Richard Cheney: vice_president@whitehouse.gov \n\n\nCommunications With Other Federal Government Agencies \n\nIf you have a question about a particular government benefit, program or service, contact FirstGov.gov. \nFirstGov.gov is the official U.S. gateway to all government information and is a catalyst for a growing electronic government. \n\nInvitations and Greetings \n\nPlease follow these guidelines to extend an invitation to the President, Vice President, Mrs. Bush, or Mrs. Cheney. Please follow these guidelines for information about greetings. \n\n\nGifts & Items Sent to the White House \n\nItems sent to the White House often experience a significant delivery delay and can be irreparably harmed due to the security screening process. Therefore, please do not send items of personal importance, such as family photographs, because items may be unable to be returned.\n\nWe also request that gifts of a consumable nature, such as food, flowers, and other perishable items, not be sent to the White House due to the security screening process. While the President and Mrs. Bush and Vice President and Mrs. Cheney appreciate your thoughtfulness, they request that you look instead to your local community for opportunities to assist your neighbors in need.
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president@whitehouse.net\n\nHere is the link to other contacts in the white house:
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The White House \n1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW \nWashington, DC 20500
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1600 Pennsylvania Ave.\n\nThat's the address of the White House.
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Department of Defense\n(703) 545-6700 \n\n\n4000 Defense Pentagon\nWashington, DC 20301\n\n\nI caution you thou regarding this issue and reference US News and World Report, whats going on with this thing with the military justice system right now is infighting between a DIck Cheney lawyer and the JAG core and it stems from a memo this lawyer wrote when cheney was secretary of defense,\n\nand now that the cheney is vice president this lawyer is like some munkey muck who has his hands in all the pots, and hes stirring up the smack there at the pentagon and its basically these soliders who are being used as guinea pigs for a bunch of generals who are trying to wrestle for control,\n\nand your letter might not have any sway over them since they are trying to argue against the vice presidents lawyer
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I think you mean cabinet departments.  Here is a list:\n\nDepartment of Agriculture (USDA)\nDepartment of Commerce (DOC)\nDepartment of Defense (DOD)\nDepartment of Education (ED)\nDepartment of Energy (DOE)\nDepartment of Health and Human Services (HHS)\nDepartment of Homeland Security (DHS)\nDepartment of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)\nDepartment of Justice (DOJ)\nDepartment of Labor (DOL)\nDepartment of State (DOS)\nDepartment of the Interior (DOI)\nDepartment of the Treasury\nDepartment of Transportation (DOT)\nDepartment of Veterans Affairs (VA)
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Although the Vice President is President of the Senate, VPs rarely show up except for ceremony, if they believe a tie-breaking vote will need to be cast, or if it a hot issue that they want to be there for.  Generally, it falls to the President Pro Temp, who is the senior-most ranking member of the Majority to handle the duties, and they delegate it out on rotation to all members of the Senate taking shifts.
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go to the white house page and look-up "senators".  you'll get their home page and an e-mail address.
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There have never been any Roman Catholic vice-presidents of the United States.\n\nThere was only one Catholic president, and that was John F. Kennedy.
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Number One Observatory Circle \n\nThe large telescope at the Naval Observatory in Washington, D.C. attracted hundreds of visitors in 1910, including President Howard Taft and his wife, Helen. The stargazing Tafts drove up the hill past the superintendent's house to the Naval Observatory in their new automobile to look at Halley's Comet. The next time a president could view Halley's Comet-75 years later-the superintendent's house of the Naval Observatory would serve as the Vice President's home. \n\nThe white 19th Century house overlooking Massachusetts Avenue in Washington D.C. was built in 1893 for the superintendent of the United States Naval Observatory. The house was so lovely that the chief of naval operations booted the superintendent and made the house his home in 1923. The house was "taken over" again in 1974 when Congress turned "Number One Observatory Circle" into the official residence of the Vice President. \n\nBefore 1974, Vice Presidents and their families lived in their own home, but the cost of securing these private homes had grown substantially over the years. After years of debate, Congress agreed to refurbish the house at the Naval Observatory as a home for the Vice President. \n\nAlthough Number One Observatory Circle was available to the Vice President in 1974, three years passed before a Vice President lived in the home. Vice President Ford became President Ford before he could use the home, and his Vice President, Nelson Rockefeller, only used the home for entertaining. Vice President Mondale was the first Vice President to move into the home. It has since been home to the Bushes, the Quayles and the Gores. \n\nToday, Vice President Richard Cheney and Lynne Cheney live in the Vice President's Residence. Like many Vice Presidential families, the Cheneys have decorated the home with their own furnishings. They also have displayed American art on loan from museums, including Helen Frankenthaler's Lush Spring, Andrew Wyeth's Siri and western paintings by George Catlin. \n\nFrom world leaders to young children, the Cheneys have welcomed many guests to the Vice President's Residence. They have hosted leaders of several nations, including President Mubarak of Egypt and Vice President Hu Jintao of China. Lynne Cheney hosted a Constitution Day event on Sept. 17, 2002 and welcomed 200 second graders for a program and workshop about the Constitution. \n\nOver the years, the Naval Observatory has continued to operate. Scientists there make observations of the sun, moon, planets and selected stars; determine and distribute precise time; and publish astronomical data needed for accurate navigation.
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The Vice President, currently Dick Cheney, is President of the U.S. Senate.