Originally Posted by: Christoph A good president is one that enforces the laws of the land (i.e. federal and constitutional) and leads the military with confidence and conviction. The president's main job is to enforce the laws via the executive branch and to defend the country against all enemies.

So, where does economic security fit into the equation? What about education and medical assistance for the elderly to compensate for the skyrocketing costs of pharmeceuticals?

While everything you mentioned is definitely important what you described is Ghengis Kahn, not a suitable president.