"Our three candidates for president are being discussed in terms of their demographics - race, gender, and age." it does not seem that anyone anywhere is concerned with the momentous weight of responsibility that the office of president carries with it; and if any one of these three candidates are substantially qualified. Important issues such as nominating and appointing federal judges; the choices of - applying the laws of congress and the constitution, or judges who make their own social policies from the bench. "Change" which is not really change, but only a return to the failed social policies of the 1960's and the 1990's; protecting criminals, attacking business, increasing government spending, promoting a sense of envy and grievance, raising taxes on those people who are successful and productive producers; and subsidizing those who are not! In the not so distant past, this is what led us to 1960's double-digit inflation and double-digit unemployment; and the 1990's near collapse of the stock market and the entire U.S. economy. "Change' is good in many ways - "Who Ate My Cheese?" - but only if it is real "change" for the better - not just another return to proven failures,over and over, again and again. We the American people deserve much better than the three choices we now have before us. "Everything seems new to those too young to remember the old (past), and too ignorant of history to have heard (learned) about it."