Most of the concerns you list about the President-elect could be expressed about a significant portion of the citizenry of this country, regardless of political label. I'll plead guilty to thinking of myself first in regards to my career, the rest of the world is tangential. Your objections about President Elect Bush's ignorance of the issues, facts and details are kind of amusing. The President has a Cabinet, has a whole branch of the government to provide facts and details about the issues. If he knew every last detail about an issue, say, Medicare, the American people would consider him a policy wonk.
Nobody likes a know it all.
I think that the President-Elect was elected because he is an individual that most Americans feel comfortable with. Vice President Gore can be rather scary. The fact that the citizenry would rather have a President that they feel can feel comfortable with, no matter how dim witted he may be, rather than someone who may be more qualified etc. may say something scary about the state of American life, but that's a whole other issue. Bottom line is that the Federal government is coasting. Congress is fairly evenly split, the Democrats will pick up seats in Congress in 2002, and this administration's not going to be able to do much that's to the far right.