Do You Trust Bush to Make the Right Decision on Iran?

[kerrygoddess]

An L.A. Times/ Bloomberg Poll shows 54% of respondents said “they did not trust him to “make the right decision about whether we should go to war with Iran.”

http://blog.thedemocraticdaily.com/?p=2630

[Patchuli]

1. Nope. Not then. Not now. Not Ever! nt

Corrected for grammar!

[Warren DeMontague]

2. I wouldn't trust him to make a bag of microwave popcorn

fuck, no, I don't trust him on Iran.

[Suich]

3. Is this a trick question?

:hi:

[rocktivity]

4. I don't trust Bush to make the right decision

as to what color socks he should wear.

:headbang:
rocknation

[OneBlueSky]

5. kind of a meaningless question since I doubt that Bush . . .

makes decisions about much of anything . . .

the correct question should probably be "Do you trust Cheney to make the right decision on Iran?" . . .

the answer, btw, is a resounding "NO!" . . .

[opihimoimoi]

6. BWAHAHAhahahahahahaha ROTFLMAO

:giggling and laughing:

[longship]

11. You took my post... ;-)

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[opihimoimoi]

29. LOL, I see..... :o)

[driver8]

7. Of course I do. He has shown nothing but good judgement so far.

Do I really need to put up the "sarcasm smilie"?

[Kutjara]

8. Yes, I do.

From the perspective of the people who put him in office, his decision will be right. From the perspective of Big Oil, his decision will be right. For all the redneck, bible-thumping bigots who think the only good Ayrab is a dead Ayrab, his decision will be right.

If Bush nukes Iran, I think they'll repeal the amendment limiting Presidential terms and reelect him for life.

Or maybe I'm just in a bad mood.

[silverojo]

14. One potentially good scenario

<<If Bush nukes Iran, I think they'll repeal the amendment limiting Presidential terms and reelect him for life.>>

At which point Bill Clinton could run for office again and HE'D be President for life.

[Syrinx]

9. April Fools was a couple weeks ago, right?

:hi:

[hlthe2b]

10. Are you kidding? I don't trust him to get through a day without

lying, cheating, horribly embarrassing us, or starting WWIII.

[Vexatious Ape]

12. Stop

Please "stop the insanity". As a well known health Nazi used to say.
This bastard couldn't run a lemonade stand, let alone a "super-power".

[silverojo]

13. Hell, no!

I wouldn't trust that imbecile to pick his own nose without injuring himself!

[DianaForRussFeingold]

15. With a track record of Iraq, Medicare Plan D, Katrina, and Plame.

"No,Hell NO!" George W. Bush Biography; http://sf.indymedia.org/news/2004/10/1703988.php

[neoblues]

16. I Have Complete Trust that...

Bush will not only make the wrong choice, but the worst possible choice (from the perspectives of the citizens of the U.S. and IRAN, our soldiers and from the perspectives of justice, humanity, life, etc). If there is an even more criminal, immoral, selfish**, malignant choice, we can all trust he, with the help of his advisors, will leave no stone unturned to find and implement it.

**for profit to himself, his family, his friends and his (frequently hidden) wealthy, power hungry 'base' (otherwise known as the Bush Cabal).

[saltpoint]

31. Sad to say, you make awfully good sense, neoblues, on the topic of

Bush's skullduggery.

He's a hard guy to appreciate at all, and especially these days.

[CJCRANE]

17. Do You Trust Bush

with a pretzel, bicycle, door, cedar tree?

Nope. If the guy can't even protect his own face from everyday objects why should he be entrusted with protecting America..?

[darkmaestro019]

23. hee.....I've been wondering why they don't just put him in

a helmet, and wrist guards and knee/elbow pads. They could say it was because he's "athletic" :rofl:

[Neil Lisst]

18. OH, HELL NO!!!

he's loopy

[Justpat]

19. If he can't be trusted to make decisions regarding the

safest kind of snacks for him to eat - how he can be trusted to make sound decisions on serious issues like Iran?

[NMMNG]

20. I don't trust * to make the right decision on what toilet tissue to use

I sure don't trust him to make the right decision on Iran.

[TomClash]

21. Like I trust a snake oil salesman nt

[0007]

22. Anyone and I mean anyone that trust this so-called man,

definitely needs a saliva test.

Easy to see the right wing nuts after this test!

[Vickers]

24. You guys are such cynics! Listen, George is gonna strap on that

sexy flightsuit, hop in a jet fighter, fly straight over there to Eye-ran, target and destroy their nucular weapons capability with surgical strikes so precise that there are zero civilian OR military casualties, then jet back, setting a speed record in the process, do a flyby of the White House where Laura Bush will pop out of a cake, then do a perfect landing at Andrews where he will get out, do a back flip, then yell "I'm going to Disney World!"

[TheCentepedeShoes]

25. Bush can't decide when to take a potty break

He's the half-drunk incompetent driver of the PNAC clown car with no brakes and headed for a cliff. Unfortunatly the rest of us are being taken along for the ride.

[ShortnFiery]

26. Let's all be careful what we wish for?

It's sadly satisfying to see the "confused puppy dog looks" from these retired General Officer who are calling for Rumsfeld's resignation. As if ... :( When they ACTUALLY could have made a difference, they did not take action, and now, "the good Germans" are caught up in the frenzy.

I fear for The World Community. :scared:

We are now at entrance of *The Gates of Hell* (preping to bomb Iran) ... whether we pass through them or not depends on both "the leaders'" and "the peoples'" courage to stand up to this rouge Executive Branch, "Sir, NO SIR!"

If we as a people ever needed to dig down deep for moral courage, the time is now.

[saltpoint]

27. Nope. Not at all. 'Trust' is not the word that springs to mind when

these folks' names are mentioned.

I think the various generals speaking up about Rumsfeld would be far more reliable sources than anyone in the current administration, especially the civilian leadership.

[garybeck]

28. the question itself must be a joke.

[austengirl]

30. Absolutely not

This administration has proven to be full of pathological liars. Why should the public trust them about anything? I know *I* certainly don't trust them and I hope those that still do will have their eyes opened.