The new president will have a quick victory and then it will be off to work on January 20^th. The president will have to quickly announce his key staffers and policy priorities to reassure the country that he is going to take care of us for the next term.

The incoming president will be facing many bigger challenges than any president since Roosevelt," said John Kamensky, senior researcher at the IBM Center for The Business of Government, which focuses on public management. "The president will have to have a very organized transition to be able to address it."

The country is waiting and focusing diligently on this next election because all of our futures hang on the balance of the next presidents decisions. We have 77 days left and it is reported that neither spokesperson for Senator Obama or Senator Mccain would like to comment on the transition. The global financial crisis needs to be at the top of the list along with national security and the war in Iraq. Good Luck Mr. President we can’t wait to see you .

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