Interactive: Transition Toteboard

Looks like "Change" means the same old partisan hacks from the past. John Kerry, Rham Emanuel, Corsine, etc. Evidently, Obama is a big fan of recycling !

Gov. Bill Richardson's extensive foreign relations experience, negotiating with our enemies and being nominated for a Nobel peace prize, make him an ideal choice for Secretary of State. He also wants to end the war in Iraq. He is in sync with most of President-elect Obama's views, but would not be afraid to express his disagreements quietly and follow his Commander-in-Chief's final decisions. He is also an experienced administrator, and would be an honorable and respected representative of our country.

Now the issue is who will be his administration in helping him to lead his country. First of all is the situation of his citizen. Those who are illegal alien. At least be given a proper diocument .This is the number one main concern, the minitry of transportation, minister of international business industry, ministry of food and commercial industry, ministery of energy, education, health. are must aware of protection of citizen as well.

If you go into this with negativity then yes we will fail but there are too many positive people to let the few hold us back. I'm not black but I'm positive and yes we are all in this together like it or not so let's try to work together because no matter what Mr. Obama is our leader and we need to support him or we all lose. THIS I MY AMERICA AND I LOVE IT AND YOU!
Peace and God Bless

WHERE IS THE CHANGE ? SAME OLD PEOPLE DOING THE SAME OLD JOBS. IF WE HAD WANTED CLINTON PEOPLE IN THE WHITE HOUSE WE WOULD HAVE VOTED FOR HER. JOHN KERRY ???
PLEASE GIVE US A BREAK.

well then if obama is not "black" he sure has a great tan.....lol

I am so proud to say that I voted for Obama and guess what, my skin is only HALF the color of his! I will not lower myself to say which way that goes because in my mind and heart, it just does not matter. I voted for Obama because I felt he was the better MAN for the job. The color of his skin should not make any difference whatsoever as long as he gets the job done. I will say that I live in a small town with a few small minded people. I overheard some people yesterday saying that they didn't care if he didn't do anything for the next four years, they just cared that he is a black man. That is just the sadest thing I have ever heard. If half his race is the only reason anyone voted for him then they need to go back to school and get an education. The Presidency is the most important job in the United States (notice the word United) and people should do their very best to support that. I have to agree with several of the comments already made - the things that have happened in the past need to stay there and we need to focus on the here and now. I have friends of all races and consider myself blessed to have each and every one of them. I will pray for the new President and his family everyday because he will need the power of prayer much more than he needs people trying to separate themselves due to skin color and race.

People are now wondering what will happened next after the election in USA. Just as simple as that. Now the worst scenario are the duties and responsibilities of the President. As citizen, you, all of us rely citizen of each and everyone of our country where we live is in our hand. The president role is to lead, hear, listen to the peoples problem, idea, and support. We all need to speak out and participate always and aware.

BY LAW OBAMA IS NOT A BLACK MAN, AT BIRTH YOU ARE GIVEN THE RACE OF YOUR MOTHER NOT THE FATHER

WHERE IS THE "CHANGE" SAME OLD DOING THE SAME OLD THING

As a white Republican, I would like to offer the following. In channel surfing last night, I came across Black Entertainment TV and was very pleased with the message being offered. The message was that Barak Obama was now a role model for American Black youth. Political differences aside, Mr. Obama is highly intelligent, and he blends this intelligence with youth. The message was "it is now cool to be smart". What a significant and true message to Black American youth. I sincerely hope that Black American youth will take this message, and example to heart as it is indeed cool to be educated, smart, and progressive. I do hope that this is one major thing that will evolve from the Barak Obama administration for the Black American youth in this country, as this indeed is change that is needed, and change that we want. Congratulations on the victory of your candidate, and may his historic election evolve to be a legacy that All Americans can be proud of. Yes, it is cool to be smart. Ironically this few minutes was the best TV that I watched during the whole election process.

Some changes Obama mentioned included. Ending the war in Iraq, Higher taxes to those making more than 250Kyrly, Health care for all Americans,tuition money for students in exchange for community service, and thats just a few...
What was McCain promising... continue with Bush politics. "Win the War in Iraq..." Haven't we learned anything from Vietnaum and Korea? This is a war that can't be won.
Final thought... Has there ever been another election where so many people in country's outside the US celebrated when a US President was elected! May God be with you Baraq, the world is waiting and watching.

I'm going to say some prayers that Obama makes some good choices regarding the change he has promised. I didn't vote for him, and I think that it is unfortunate that votes were made because of the color of his skin, or wanting to make history. We haven't come as far as some said the day after the election. Like it or not Obama will be our new President in January. We must support him, and hope for the best.

very interesting conversation but it's a race thing when they polled blacks in inner cities they asked questions about the policies of both presidents and none of them even know simple answers what either one of them stood for when asked who they were voting for they said oh the black one.....please this is so much a race thing more then it will ever be, it just started , you think the radical whites are going to sit back and let this go on. I don't think so ,

very interesting conversation but it's a race thing when they polled blacks in inner cities they asked questions about the policies of both presidents and none of them even know simple answers what either one of them stood for when asked who they were voting for they said oh the black one.....please this is so much a race thing more then it will ever be, it just started , you think the radical whites are going to sit back and let this go on. I don't think so ,

I can't imagine how happy the late Martin Luther King for his dreams come true. I decade I would say after he passed away, giving a chance that no colors will interfere for the right of one citizen to lead the country as long as he or she is competent and the most are chosen by the citizen. We were very happy of the result of the election and every one agreed for a change and for the future of the citizen of USA.