President Obama Second Term

President Obama is back in the White House and has lots of work to do. During his election speech Tuesday night, he declared that he would work with both the Republican and Demorcratic party to resolve the issues with increases in taxes, education improvement and national growth. President Obama plans on replacing the members in the cabinet.  New York Times stated, " Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner long ago said they would depart after the first term, and Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta, previously the head of the Central Intelligence Agency, has signaled that he wants to return to California in the coming year. Also expected to depart is David Plouffe, one of the president’s closest confidants. I believe this drastic change with the members of the cabinet could make a difference in our society. Maybe that is what exactly what this country needs, a change. Obama plans on changing not only the cabinet but his inner circle as well. One of his main officials, Jacob Lew, is said to become the next Treasury Secretary. There also has been talk in bringing in Republican and business executives to help rebuild both parties. I believe the change in political power will be a guide for the future goals. I trust Obama to do the right thing for our country and if he feels that change in political seating is what our country needs then I am all in.