"The president is looking for strong, well-qualified candidates who can lead these institutions to protect American consumers and taxpayers, while ensuring the stability of an American economy emerging from the worst recession since the Great Depression," she said.
Mr. McCain has vowed to follow Mr. Bush's approach in appointing judges, and in previewing Monday's remarks, the White House circulated a document saying Mr. Bush would "reiterate that America deserves a president who will appoint strong, well-qualified judges".
Heather Booth, AFR's director, said proponents of reform should fight for "the strongest, most qualified" candidate to head the consumer agency.
"Having followed this election and its trials and tribulations, I think she is the strongest and most qualified person for the job".
Curriculums come and go, they said, but the constants when it comes to creating a strong school are hiring qualified teachers, keeping the school open to new ideas, encouraging teachers to work as a team, making sure that children who fall behind are noticed and keeping in touch with parents.
Tournament theory stipulates that large pay gaps provide strong incentives to highly qualified managers, leading to greater effort and improved enterprise performance.
The answer to this question used to be an enthusiastic "yes!" Recently, however, the answer has shifted from a strong "yes" to a qualified "maybe".
Overall, employment remains strong as employers scramble for qualified workers.
