Posted on January 14, 2012 by admin | in Nanny
In this 2012 presidential election year, we feel the time is right to propose an alternative for voters. It’s high time we considered the possibility of putting a nanny in the White House. There are a lot of issues this country needs to address, and we’re betting that a nanny has at least as good a shot as anyone else to deal with them. Here are 10 reasons to elect a nanny for president:
- Any nanny, anywhere, has more experience balancing a budget than most politicians.
- If she can keep the peace in your house, the UN should be a snap. It should be a walk in the park getting things settled in the Middle East for a nanny who is accustomed to refereeing bouts between toddlers.
- Which convention sounds like more fun to you, the one for the Democratic Party, the Republican Party, or the Chucky Cheese Birthday Party?
- Let’s face it. After spending some time watching the proceedings on C-SPAN, we’re convinced that it would take someone who knows how to deal with children, to handle Congress.
- As far as world hunger is concerned, we’re putting our money on a nanny to make sure everyone is fed.
- With regard to the “No Child Left Behind” campaign, we think nannies practically invented it. It starts with a head count as soon as everyone has climbed into the minivan; it follows with making sure everyone gets their homework done.
- Wouldn’t it be cool if every year, the President read to us a genuine fairy tale for the State of the Union Address, instead of a made-up one?
- There’s a glimmer of hope that, as our nation’s President, a nanny might enact a law requiring everyone in the country to take a daily nap after lunch.
- It’s a nanny’s job to move into a house and get things organized and running smoothly within a short period of time.
- Nannies are also known to leave their charges in better circumstances than when they were hired. That’s more than you can say for most politicians.
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