I am more concerned about the team Hillary or Bernie will take with them to Washington?
If we need change, we need people with the vision to make it.
Who will we have calling the shots at Defense?
Who will be the Secretary of State?
What will be the economic policies of the new President?
As we have seen with our present President, it is very difficult to get things done without the proper team around him. In order for change to take place, there must be a mandate from the people. That is the only thing that can break the concrete around the feet of the politicians in Washington, in my opinion.
People are known by the company they keep. No President can do it alone.
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don't be counting the chickens before they hatch and all that. 
Other than that I agree with the gist of your OP
our present President has two things going against him one I was not aware of until lately. One is his skin color and the other is the supporters of the candidate he ultimately beat out. This last one is the same thing that will happen again if we're not careful.
A picture paints a lot of words, likewise a few words can paint a big ass picture
