Do you trust federal bureaucrat regulators in Washington to tell you how to live your life?

by Jayson Jones

In Truth, I do not believe that, beyond the obvious prohibitions against Murder, Rape, Theft, and the like, any person or group has the right to tell anyone what to do. To me, ...read more

by Jimmy Ettele

Our federal bureaucrats presiding over the hallways of Washington D.C. have always taken a special interest in telling the American people how to live our lives. From what is a...read more

by Jason Lusk

Why should I trust federal bureaucratic regulators in Washington to tell me how to live my life? They've done nothing to earn my trust. In a free nation, regulations of some ...read more

by RubyUnicorn

Absolutely not! I can not believe that this question even has an answer on the yes side. The people of Germany at one time trusted Adolf Hitler. The people of Iraq at one tim...read more

by John Bogan

Would you trust a monster? This government is a stinking beast that has broken its bonds and is on the rampage, eating our wealth and rights as if we do not exist. If the Fou...read more

by Michael Allen Carvell

I would not trust any part of our out of control do nothing government lead by our worst president in our history. These federal bureaucrats are regulating nothing but their own...read more

by Roberto Alvarez-Galloso

I am opposed to the Federal, State, County, and Municipal Bureaucrat Regulators telling me how to live my life or how to conform to a standard that they themselves do not practi...read more

by Stevie-B

The people within the United States have chosen to bestow less and less trust in Washington since Vietnam. The movement in this outlook has been because of abuses in power and ...read more

by Raymond Blacketer

If anybody said yes to this question, it means they have never worked for the government, whether its city, county, state, or federal position. Don't believe me? Ask a wound...read more

by Kathy Cunningham

What makes any man believe he can make decisions for another? Let's face it, people who live and work in Washington do not know what is happening in the real world. People who...read more

by John Graham

Bureaucrats perform a clerk's job and therefore need minimal qualifications. At best in Washington they need to know someone who knows someone who knows someone. Then doors open...read more

by Gabriel S. New

The Bill of Rights, that most carefully phrased and well-intentioned of documents, has been responsible for ensuring the protection of the basic freedoms which we, the people of...read more

by Victor Strange

I don't think I could say NO more emphatically! The government was created to serve the people, yet somehow it seems as though the people are servants to the government. We as p...read more

by Shirley Gooding

I do not trust any bureaucrats be they in Washington or City Hall. The power they have to regulate my life and that of my fellow citizens is truly frightening! How dare they dem...read more

by Tammy Wright

I would ...possibly trust the bureaucrats in Washington, if they lived the way I do. If the did not get paid to make decisions, both over and under the table. I could go on an...read more

by Lindsey Feldman

Our government sometimes raises itself onto a pedestal of perceived moral superiority, and tries to look down on citizens it does not agree with as subjects, and itself as a mon...read more

by David Furritus

What kind of question is this?!?! I just love it when a question is phrased in a way to generate exactly the answer people want. I should have never taken that marketing clas...read more