Do you trust Bush?

[Hazard]

Fyre its a mis-interpretation. Would you trust your babysitter with the keys to your Maseratti?

[Stealth]

I love how people would trust their CHILD with him, but not their MONEY.  Americans are a little screwed up. 

Well, it's not that I wouldn't trust him with the money, it's that he has shown in the past that he's not so hot at managing money.

[Blaze]

How can you trust him with your tax money, and not your regular money?

[hismajesty]

How can you trust him with your tax money, and not your regular money?

Congress approves all his spending, it's not like he says 'go spend $x on y' and it happens, it has to go through Congress.

[Arta]

...which has a republican majority.

I'm not saying it lets him do whatever he wants, but I am saying that it lets the republican party do whatever it wants.

[hismajesty]

The topic of discussion is not "Do you trust the Republican Party?" it's "Do you trust Bush?"

[Stealth]

The topic of discussion is not "Do you trust the Republican Party?" it's "Do you trust Bush?"

Exactly. I trust the Republican Party with my tax dollars [and yes, this year I'm actually filing taxes] more than I trust the Democratic Party.

[Adron]

Well, it's not that I wouldn't trust him with the money, it's that he has shown in the past that he's not so hot at managing money.

Well, if you trusted him, he'd know when to accept outside management advise as well? Trust him to make the right decisions, even if the right decision is to ask for help?

[MyndFyre]

Fyre its a mis-interpretation. Would you trust your babysitter with the keys to your Maseratti?

They would need to earn my trust before I left my child with them.  At which point, yes, I would leave my keys to my car at home.

[Hazard]

So lets say that your wife hires a babysitter. You talk with her for a few moments and are ready to go ahead and leave. You leave her with your child and all is well you have a great evening and all that. Lets say the next day you leave for a 5 day business trip, you'd just drive up and toss her the keys and say "Just don't take the car out."? No.

[MyndFyre]

So lets say that your wife hires a babysitter. You talk with her for a few moments and are ready to go ahead and leave. You leave her with your child and all is well you have a great evening and all that. Lets say the next day you leave for a 5 day business trip, you'd just drive up and toss her the keys and say "Just don't take the car out."? No.

Why would I toss her the car keys?  That's moronic.  But yes, if I were to hire a babysitter, I would have to be able to trust her to have my bank account, credit account, etc. information in my house, and for her to not go through that information.

On a side note, I wouldn't hire a babysitter with whom I had only spoken with for a few moments.

I suspect we're on the same side, but you're making very extreme examples of your point to make it.

[quasi-modo]

Bush had 2 kids, he knows how to raise him. I would trust him taken care of one of my chillins when I am out with my babies mama.

Bush seems like he would make a good stock broker. I like his economic views, I would trust him with my money (like as a stock broker I am assuming?).

I would probably buy a used car from the guy, but I mean the price would have to be right, I am not going to pay blue book value for a car because blue book is always inflated. I go with black book.

[CrAz3D]

I love how people would trust their CHILD with him, but not their MONEY.  Americans are a little screwed up. 

I don't think I'd trust him to invest it, I would trust him to sit there & watch it do nothing though

[Joe[x86]]

Thats not too bright.

Look what happened when he watched Osama.

[SNiFFeR]

Well, you should only trust someone as far as you can throw them.