me　say　that　a　similar　device　should　be　adopted　here。　That　is　a　false　conception　of　our　government。　When　the　leader　of　the　British　Liberal　party　or　a　member　of　the　British　Labor　party　bees　a　member　of　the　Churchill　cabinet；　he　bees；　from　the　British　parliamentary　point　of　view　an　equal　of　Mr。　Churchill's。　This　is　because　the　British　cabinet　is　a　mittee　of　the　Houses　of　Parliament。　It　is　a　mittee　of　equals　wherein　the　Prime　Minister　is　Chairman；　a　lofty　Chairman　indeed；　and　yet　but　a　Chairman。　The　other　members　are　his　colleagues。　With　us；　the　situation　as　you　well　know　is　different。　Our　executive　branch　is　not　a　mittee　of　our　legislative　branch。　Our　President　is　independent　of　our　Congress。　The　members　of　his　cabinet　are　not　his　colleagues；　they　are　his　administrative　subordinates。　They　are　subject　to　his　orders。　An　American　President　could　fill　his　whole　cabinet　with　leaders　of　the　opposition　party　and　still　our　Administration　would　not　be　a　two�party　administration。　It　would　be　an　administration　of　a　majority　President　giving　orders　to　minority　representatives　of　his　own　choosing。　These　representatives　must　concur　in　the　President's　convictions。　If　they　do　not；　they　have　no　alternatives　except　to　resign。　Clearly　no　such　device　as　this　can　give　us　in　this　country　any　self　respecting　agreement　between　majority　and　minority　for　a　concerted　effort　towar