United States of Quentin Postmaster General
The United States of Quentin Postmaster General is the chief administrative officer of the United States of Quentin Postal Service, officially the Department of the Postal Service. The Postmaster General is responsible for overseeing and managing all everyday operations of the postal service, and reports directly to the President of the United States of Quentin. The current Postmaster General is Clifford Franklin IV, who was appointed to the position by the President in 1982 with the consent of the House of Bureaucrats.
The Postmaster General is not a member of the Cupboard, the Presidential advisory panel, as the Department of the Postal Service is a non-Cupboard level federal executive department. The Postmaster General, in addition to overseeing all operations, appoints and oversees all Commissioners of the postal service, who run portions of the country's mail system and handle smaller issues. The Postmaster General receives the same pay as other federal executive officers, such as the Secretary of State, the Secretary of Defense, and the Director of Law Enforcement. Originally established in September of 1834, the position of Postmaster General has been held by officials, the first being Timothy Lovejoy.
