Should the US taxpayer make McCain sign a prenuptial agreement before the election this November?

Question

After all, Cindy made him sign one before she would marry him in order to keep her $100 million inheritance from him. No joint account for hubby!

If Cindy can't trust McCain with her money, how can the US taxpayer?

Answer 1

Prenumps are a normal part of marriage. Grow up a little then maybe you will ask a question that has any merit.

Answer 2

Hmm. Good point.

I've made a determination that it doesn't matter who gets elected, they are going to spend our money to keep themselves in power.  McCain, Obama, Lieberman, Bush, Kennedy, Jessie Jackson, Hilary......they are all the same.  You can't trust ANY of them with our money.

Answer 3

If the man I was about to marry was cheating on his wife with me, you better bet I'd ask for a prenup too. Once a cheater, always a cheater.

Answer 4

I see one problem with that idea.

Doesn't a prenuptial agreement usually come before a good s******g.

Answer 5

His own wife doesnt trust him with their money.

He has been involved in a corruption scandal before.

He has sold out his so-called "straight-talk express" into "Bush's clone express".

He has been an avid anti-Iraq war statesman...Until Bush promised him the next nomination so now he is an avid pro-Iraq war politician.

His mental condition is still an open issue...As he continuously hiding his psychiatric test reports.

Too many extra baggage...America already has so many issues. We dont need to worry about adding his. Nope we dont need prenup, we need an injunction order for him to stay away from the Presidential nomination.

Answer 6

Nice talking point but I try not to use it even though it is true that if he wins he will be the first president with a prenupt. Oops I did it again.

Answer 7

Can't sign a PREnuptial agreement after the wedding has already occurred.   It would have to be a POSTnuptial agreement.

But if you're talking about getting McCain to sign something promising not to waste the money of the U.S.Citizens, I'd agree.   He doesn't seem to have much fiscal sense.   In fact, not a whole lot of common sense (doesn't even know how many houses he owns).