And with his selections Bush has got the most versitile mix of people in any administration. Yet, you hear things like this group does not support him and that group is opposed to this or that of his ideas. Too bad, life is not a bowl of cherries. It was mentioned that neither candidate engendered enthusiasm in the voters, especially the independent voters. It seems for years those who consider politics their calling have come from a rather dismall group of citizens.
None has any outstanding characteristics and, at least, one has a low moral threshold.
Another area that is often overlooked is the attempts by many of the power brokers to get the U S involved in a global government instead of maintaining a certain amount of autonomy. These elites want world rule their way, not the democratic way. As the most powerful nation in the world today, the U S should not become engulfed in global politics to the extent we become the policemen of the world, especially when you consider the U S may be doing it for others to profit. Something has to be paid for the use of the money. Since many of the countries that have borrowed from the U S have never bothered to repay the loans we need to change our policy.