I think you hit on something there that might be a problem..."It's time someone actually does it and I don't care what his party is.".....the problem is "he" or "she"....does not have the power to do anything at all. They never will because our government is set up so one person can't do something.
Congress makes all the policies and laws (535 people), they are the only ones who decide how much to spend and how much to tax and regulate. That is all in hundreds of pages thrown on a presidents desk, and inside that legislation is massive amounts of things that have nothing to do with the name of the bill being passed. President is last to sign anything, and if he veto's it, even that can be pushed aside by 2/3 majority of congress. Far as Dems and Reps go, Dems controlled congress for approx. 42 years out of 50...something like that...and have have been in control for the past couple as well. Reps had it for a time, things were OK only for a couple years before they forgot why they were finally put in the majority, and then they started voting right along side the Dems and I can't tell the difference between the two parties now. But the bottom line is, there is no one person that will save the world, thinking that way will be a big disappointment, because it's just not true. Congress is the real key, and they have a good game plan, they too will blame the president if things go bad, even though they voted for legislation that caused it. Looks pretty grim to me with so many people thinking one person is the key. Scape goat is more like it. My opinion is the only way to make things better would take years of hard work, starting at the local levels, then the State levels, till you have good people to send to Washington, but you need a majority of the States to do this, it would take a long time. Might be too late. Till then, people will look for a saviour I guess...it's human nature, and is a lot easier too.
Just my 2 cents...
Jim