The Executive Office of the President

The Executive Office of the President

A) was set up by President Barack Obama so that he could centralize the advisory function within the White House Office by appointing a number of "czars" who have responsibility for certain policy areas.
B) is an informal group of unofficial advisers, often referred to as a kitchen cabinet.
C) is the oval room in which the president carries out official business as chief executive.
D) is a group of staff agencies that assist the president in carrying out major duties.
E) includes the most important executive departments, including the Departments of State, Defense, Treasury, and Justice.