bush* : "It's a matter of trust" - are they giving us the election?!!??

[phish420]

* just said that this issue is a matter of who you trust more...I feel like they are just giving up...I mean, does he REALLY think that TRUST is his strong suit?!? lol!

[punpirate]

1. Well, he's been living in a...

... faith-based world for the last four years--why should he switch to a reality-based view now? :P

[bunkerbuster1]

7. He's the Bubble Boy.

He surrounds himself with yes-people, and goes to rallies where only hand-selected followers are allowed. He has a laugh track for his jokes, canned applause for his talking points, and an automatic chorus of "boos" whenever he mentions specific bogey-men.

What else would you expect from such a man? He thinks people trust him. And yet today, a NYT poll shows that 45% of the country do not think that he was elected legitimately in 2000. That is an astonishing number.

Only a Bubble Boy could think that "trust" is a strong suit for this pathetic administration.

[Is It Fascism Yet]

2. this one won't give up

even when he does lose.

[stranger_with_candy]

3. you talking about what he said to the reporters in Crawford?

almost sounded like he was giving a concession speach...

[Kierkegaard]

4. More empty rhetoric. Lies are his strong suit and Rove

has been very effective in turning night to day, black to white, up to down. Won't work this time, Bubba. We're TAKING AMERICA BACK!!!

[Nimrod]

5. Voting for * is not a matter of trust

It's a matter of bigotry, intolerance, hatred, fear, homophobia, greed, stupidity, xenophobia, zealotry, lust for control, and general misanthropy.

He can't SAY that though. He knows he's got his base wrapped up so he doesn't need to talk to them directly anymore.

[rndmprsn]

6. its about his failed record

he can run, but can't hide from it

[grace0418]

8. I trust him to ALWAYS do

the WRONG THING in any given situation. He hasn't let me down there.

[MostlyLurks]

9. When yopu hear "trust" out of his mouth...

"Trust" and "faith" are synonymous terms for him. When he says stuff like this, he's making veiled assertions to the "God-and-Bush" voters, reminding them that he's the "chosen President of God" (whom God can't seem to keep from choking nearly to death or falling from moving conveyances).

Of course, we here in reality know that "faith" and "trust" are not two sides of the same coin.