Do you trust Cheney and Rumsfeld to be honest and forthcoming with the American people?
88628
They are among the archetects for our current debacle/fiasco in Iraq and well as the power grab being done by the executive branch - supposedly justified by this " forever " war on terra.  No, Torture, arrest with out due process, domestic spying .... No. I can NOT trust them.  They operate under WAY too much secrecy to be trusted.
476860
Yes, there will always be people who can't admit that the hero they have followed blindly for the last five years is the devious, dishonest creature that he really is.  They are the ones who still think 9/11 was caused by Saddam Hussein and who still think there are WMD in Iraq.  They think it's our job to give democracy to a country whose people hate and murder our citizens.  They somehow think that we are fighting terrorism in Iraq, when in fact, the war has mobilized extremists in the Middle East against us.\n\nThey will never accept the truth, because it contradicts everything they have believed about Bush since the day the Supreme Court elected him.  Bush should be impeached and removed from office.
1105117
I acknowledge Bush has made errors. Contrary to the beliefs of some, he IS human (and NOT possessed).  I agree though, that he is a sincere man.  He has been forced into decisions that history will judge.  I hope for all our sakes, that they are the right ones.
581109
Honesty and diplomacy.
1008638
Yes, as a matter of courtesy, for the rest of their life. Same with vice presidents.
544018
No, I do not trust people who lie to me. \nSaddam is friends with al Quaida\nWMDs known to be pointed at America\n19 Billion of taxpayers money "lost" in Iraq\nThe top 1% of Americans "need" tax cuts\nNo child left behind...right...\nThere is nothing we can do to bring down the price of prescription drugs for everybody in America.\nWho could know that the levies would break in New Orleans?\nWe are not spying on Americans, well...almost.
973195
The current administration has no interest in what the average American thinks, wants or needs.  That was apparent from the beginning.  But there were plenty of Americans who supported them (Bush and his cronies) then.... and even now.\n\nIn January the democrats will finally be able to have their voices heard.  Do I think the Democrats have all of the answers?    NO.....but at least they represent, in part a large portion of the American public that was opposed to this war in Iraq and was not brain washed by Bushes propaganda.
68144
I, like most Americans I would bet, haven't been paying enough attention. The few news sound bites and newspaper headlines is hardly enough to be making such decisions.  However, I still have enough faith in our elected officials to are sitting through hours of testimony and reviewing documents and such, to make the right decision.  So if they vote 'em in, the my answer to your question is 'yes'.
137127
It would seem to pose a dilemma, however, in my opinion I am tempted to believe them up until the time that I catch them telling the truth and which will eventually happen if one engages the liar into a lengthy discussion.\nWith the proper question posed at a particular time within the discourse the truth will 'blurt.'\nA question such as "Do you want to be treated to a free steak dinner on me?" \nHope this does it. Jose
1052928
You know, usually Vice Presidents are nearly invisible.\n\nWhen Reagan was President, who even heard a whisper from George W. Bush?\n\nWhat's your problem with Cheney?  He seems like a very hard working and decent man.  I certainly like him better than Rumsfeld, whose annoying way of answering questions reminds me of the character Bill Lumbergh from the movie "Office Space".
240628
No they don't think very highly of our situation with our present republican Administration. I will give you some Internet television station links and you can see for your self. HTTP://WWW.Hornsoft.com/webversion/ and HTTP://Corbina.TV\nThis I am sure will open up your eyes to the truth of this matter. Good luck to you.
637092
Yes, but at least 50% of the people would still think I was wrong with regard to the actions I would take.\n\nLeaders need to lead and do what is in the best long term interests of the country.  Most people have no idea what that means and are unable to comprehend what is in the best interest of the U.S. and all of its citizens (collectively).
131516
The question is.Is their anyone we can trust.They all say what they think we want to hear and then do something else.With Hillary myself hummm....
265319
Ask the Bushman & Dick Cheney
1046461
First of all I would like to say great handle (name) you have there.  It speaks the truth.\n\nNext I would like to thank you for continuing to expose the truth to liberals about themselves.  Most of them don't relieze that if we pulled away from our commitments and security interests around the world there would be mass chaos.  It would take alot of typing to elaborate all of that in detail, but you get the point.  \n\nFinally I'd also like to thank you for the two points. :)  \n\nHave a good one, and God Bless America
715057
I honestly keep pinching myself to make sure that it is all true. I now fully expect the Democrats to carry on in the vein they have started. \n\nThe contempt with which they describe the administration's policy in Iraq is to be seen to be believed. I expect investigations into all the ambiquous actions of the administration and I expect some of these security, sorry, freedom restricting legislation to be repealed.
306437
The answer is YES! But it's past tense, they did deceive, but actually it's public record now, so they aren't deceiving any longer...\nhttp://politics.guardian.co.uk/foreignaffairs/story/0,11538,1542130,00.html\n\nBut the US does this sort of thing far more than any other country, and I'm sure they knew anyway, just not publicly.