I picked other. The same bankers/government officials/university professors/CEOs that brought us the financial crisis are still in charge of the Fed, the government,the banks and related financial institutions.
The direction this country is headed, which includes to some degree most of the choices given.
Do we want to be a nation as envisioned by the signers of the Declaration of Independence, or just another that is primarily driven by personal greed? Do we really have the guts, as they did, to do what is necessary, rather than what we would like in a 'perfect' world?
I studied utopias many years ago in college - they didn't exist then, nor do they now.
We need to strive for a reasonable balance between utopian visions and current reality, always working toward making reality closer to utopia, while realizing that the two will never meet.
More directly, consider all approaches to the problems, and decide on which is the best, regardless of party, personal advantage, etc.
Yes, I know I'm dreaming, but you asked!
Experience enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again - Jeanne Pincha-Tulley
Comprehensive is Latin for there is lots of bad stuff in it - Trey Gowdy
Mayhem, whom or what do you see as the enemy within?
I chose the economy, but that actually favors someone like Trump who has an understanding of money making other than at the tax payers expense. See I didn't even say Odumbo, oh nutz I just did.