Biden's picks give me the impression that professionalism has returned

[Kaleva]

Nothing flashy but the choices are people who are highly regarded.

[BGBD]

1. You mean

He isn't picking cabinet and senior advisors by how much they donated to him and what department they most want to destroy? Appointing celebrity politicians to posts just to make some section of the base happy?

This cabinet is going to be highly qualified and competent. We are going to do well regardless, but winning those two GA seats will open up a lot of things for us.

[Kaleva]

2. This administration will be 'No Drama Obama Act III'

[EndlessWire]

3. He's picking educated adults

with enough experience to fix the things that Donnie Two Scoops broke. If they can't fix it, it won't be because they didn't try.

I want to see Mayor Pete in there somewhere. I also wanted Klobachar in the cabinet. But, I don't know about that Senate seat issue, although I understand the point. Some of my favorites may have to be place holders in order to save the country.

I like the pace at which he is picking. I admit, I'm wary, but so far so good.

[stillcool]

4. He'll be attacked by both sides no matter what...

the only thing worse than Trump is the Republican party and the televised media...and the purity police of the Democratic Party. I bet they can't wait to pull out their sabers.

[samsingh]

5. until the next republican president

unless there are changes and improvements to the institutions, we can only be trusted as a nation under Democratic Presidents. Under Repug, dictators will prosper and all our treaties are meaningless. I think the world knows that now.

[vapor2]

6. And isn't this refreshing? Blinken will regain our world credibility

[Wounded Bear]

7. After Trump, almost anything would look good...

Some names I've never heard of, but I trust Joe to govern and to pick a team that is solidly anti-Trumpist.

[MissB]

8. Such a relief to see

Seriously wish we could fast forward to January