ROB DANIELS, SOFTWARE SALES: Convince the country that everything is back in order, and he's ready to go about doing the job of being a president. Put the election stuff behind him and just move forward.</s>DENNIS COGAN, BANKER: Try to get the country together and work together, and not have partisan politics.</s>DARLENE CAVALIER, PUBLISHING: I think the first step he should take is to make sure that he can sort of legitimize his presidency in some way by unifying the country. I don't know how he is going to do it, but there must be a way.</s>MARC FERREN, JOURNALIST: I think appointing a member of the opposite party to his Cabinet might be a good first step.</s>ROBIN PATTERSON, TELEVISION PRODUCER: I think whomever should win should really apologize to the people about the whole situation because I'm sick and tired of it actually.</s>RANDY ZISLER, INVESTMENT BANKER: Study ways of reforming the system. That's the first thing he needs to do.</s>NORMAN LEVY, SALES MANAGER: Pray. Pray. Because he is going to have a very difficult time. The country is very evenly divided.
Voices: What Should the New President Do First?