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Can a two-term former President be a cabinet secretary or run for Congress or the Senate or be appointed to the Supreme Court?
I have a question. Can a two-term former President be a cabinet secretary or run for Congress or the Senate or be appointed to the Supreme Court?
Yes, a two-term former President can be appointed as a cabinet secretary by the current President with the advice and consent of the Senate. However, they cannot simultaneously serve as a member of Congress, since the Constitution prohibits members of Congress from also serving as members of the executive branch. As for being appointed to the Supreme Court, there is no constitutional requirement that a justice have legal experience, although most have had significant legal careers prior to their appointment. A former President certainly has enough experience to be considered for such a position.