what does the future hold with a new government?
493717
Democracy is what i pray for. Republic Dictatorships have been Americas ruin, and the cause of forced inflation. America has to have leadership for the people and not corporations. The people of America are not slaves as one party would hope you to be.
1112033
There will be continued efforts to make a 1 world government, but it will really take shape after the rapture.  Everybody will want to have some to feel safer (there is safety in numbers), and people will more willingly unite in hope of doing this.
636771
probably after the election.
906711
1. Cost of living - housing and transport expenses are now prohibitive, many new couples will never be homeowners.\n2. Political consensus - with the rise of "New" Labour there is now little difference between the two major political parties at election time. \n3. Government ethics - the present government ignores public opinion (e.g. Iraq), it's just as sleazy as previous Conservative governments, and our Prime Minister comes across as untrustworthy and insincere.\n4. Economic base - our manufacturing industries were destroyed in the 1980s, and now our service sector is under attack (e.g. call centres transferred to India).\n5. Multicultural society - polarisation is happening, especially Muslim vs non-Muslim (as a result of 7 July 2005 bombs, veil/clothing issues, activists inside UK, events around the world)
807711
Generally, in a post-war scenario, when the government that was would have collapsed with the victor taking control. With a view to stabilising the situation and  running the state during interregnum the forces that have usurped the power will form a post war government, as an interim measure.
654382
none. and it is getting worse with every new law passed.
987918
Government has grown way too large without any way to account to the public.  The big question is...how do we reign the government back in??
810520
I'm pretty afraid.  I don't know where we're headed economically, politically, environmentally, anything...and I'm not even sure what will be the biggest problem first.  For instance, it's relatively clear that climate change will be an issue, but when?  And is it even possible at this point for us to turn some of these things around?
830182
talk about our new world order\nand what is the changed that happened to our life the last 50 years till now
48681
Just about all of the current problems will be gone, one way or another, and there will be new ones to replace them.\n\nTechnology will be light years ahead.  The more things advance and the more knowledge we have the more we are capable of advancing more rapidly.  The changes in the world in the last 50 years will be nothing in comparison to the changes for the next 50 years.
139436
Briefly:\n\nPhilippines - overpopulation, rebels in the hills, gov't that seems to be easily be distracted - the easy answer might be to say corrupt, difficult to escape the economic powerhouses of China, Japan, & Australia to really establish any real economic base. Faced with cultural issues of being supressed/led/managed/abandoned by Spanish & Americans over last 300 years.\n\nSingapore - tiny. Can an authoritative gov't really instill creativity entrepenurship (they want to be a Silicon Valley of the East). Will they be usurped by HK/Shanghai as regional HQ on many multinationals? Will there be a problem with Malay & Malaysia going forward?
587783
What will happen in the future is anyone's guess. My guess is there will be a lot of panic, much like there was back in 1999.
588824
The problem with government and schools is that every 4 to 8 years, when a new president is elected, there is a new agenda for schools.  Maybe some standardization that is constant for years to come will see progress
1037830
One might think that China would fit the bill. Certainly as an economic power house this would seem to be so but along with the economic advantages come the huge population and problems with different cultures unified temporarily under mow. I believe the country will be torn apart by feuding between wealthy political groups. The great divide between rich and poor is far more advanced than outsiders normally perceive..\n\nI believe provided Australia tightens up its migration pro gramme and actively encourages non Muslim educated migrants it will be the world leader in the future. For its population it si already the cleverest country. There is little poverty. A working family can easily afford to own there own home 3 bed and a garden. Australians have a strong sense of justice and an equally strong work ethic and common sense. There are more natural resources per head of population than any other country in the world. The legal system though not perfect is freer of politics than the US. They have three tiers of government most elected every three years. Potentially anyone can stand for parliament and they are not afraid of jailing dishonest politicians. The premier of Western Australia was jailed for corruption in the 1980's. It is a fair free country.
887305
it grows bigger every day that the party of big business maintains the presidency of the US and the pm in thee UK. Once new leaders take office perhaps exposure may play a part in uniting the popel, as the gap wides to where the middle class is gone. However too many people are apathetic currently as they still have a job, but soon they'll all be out sourced to India and other places
246694
Nobody knows the future...\nI can only hope that things will get better for the Cubians after Fidel passes on.
257594
I cannot see the future, but I certainly hope so. There are no check in the system and with one party rule it is not good. With checks and balances come compromise and usually good legislation. I think that the legislation of the last 6 years is proof that it is not good for America to be a one party country.