Truth: Ryan/Romney plan SAVES Medicare,

while Obamacare destroys it...

http://frontpagemag.com/2012/joseph-klein/rya...

Interesting to watch the liberals in the Obama camp lying and spinning about Romney and Ryan's plan to save Medicare.

The Republicans hold the high ground on this issue: over 55 ( that would be me), and you are not impacted negatively. Under 55, and you have a choice. It also makes sense in that it would inject the free markets into the equation along with the free choice in the future. Want to stay in the current Medicare plan? You can do it, PERIOD!

The Obama administration is lying through their teeth on this one... clearly, those of us who have been listening fully comprehend that Obama STOLE 710 billion dollars from the Medicare trust fund ( a fund that should have been sacrosant) to apply it to Medicaid under his version of Obamacare. That means he was STEALING this money from the people who PAID INTO IT ALL THEIR LIVES, to give to those who don't work, and likely never will. We also understand that Obama's plan for the elderly is to put us into the hands of 15 unelected government administrators relative to what procedures and prescriptions our physicians could assign.

All that being said, Obama is lying to the public because he knows full well that many Americans, particularly seniors impacted by this, will believe his version of the story, and will not look any further before taking it at "face" value.

Personally, I think Obama's going to lose in a landslide... his 3 1/2 years have been THAT bad for America, and A LIE BEGETS A LIE. He's caught up in it now, and fully committed

Truth in a short video presentation of how Ryan and Romney will SAVE Medicare:

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

One way or another, Barack Obama, Paul Ryan and Mitt Romney all have supported the $700 billion in cuts to Medicare spending now in place under the Affordable Care Act.

The Romney-Ryan campaign in its latest TV ad assails Obama for approving the cuts in 2010.“Obama has cut $716 billion dollars from Medicare,” says the narrator.“The money you paid for your guaranteed health care…is going to a massive new government program that’s not for you.”

Voters might be left with the impression that Romney and Ryan have both opposed the cuts. The truth is that Ryan himself endorses them in his signature budget plan – the same plan Romney has said he would sign as president if it reached his desk.

Those Medicare savings -achieved through reduced provider reimbursements and curbed waste, fraud and abuse, not benefit cuts – appear in the House Republicans’ FY 2013 budget, which Ryan authored.

His plan would in part repeal the entirety of the Affordable Care Act — except the reductions in Medicare spending now at the center of debate, according to analysts with the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation.

Where Romney and Ryan find shelter for their new line of attack is in what they claim they’d do with the savings. As the ad suggests, they don’t want the money to underwrite Obamacare, but for deficit reduction or other spending instead.

lol wrote:

One way or another, Barack Obama, Paul Ryan and Mitt Romney all have supported the $700 billion in cuts to Medicare spending now in place under the Affordable Care Act.
The Romney-Ryan campaign in its latest TV ad assails Obama for approving the cuts in 2010.“Obama has cut $716 billion dollars from Medicare,” says the narrator.“The money you paid for your guaranteed health care…is going to a massive new government program that’s not for you.”
Voters might be left with the impression that Romney and Ryan have both opposed the cuts. The truth is that Ryan himself endorses them in his signature budget plan – the same plan Romney has said he would sign as president if it reached his desk.
Those Medicare savings -achieved through reduced provider reimbursements and curbed waste, fraud and abuse, not benefit cuts – appear in the House Republicans’ FY 2013 budget, which Ryan authored.
His plan would in part repeal the entirety of the Affordable Care Act — except the reductions in Medicare spending now at the center of debate, according to analysts with the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation.
Where Romney and Ryan find shelter for their new line of attack is in what they claim they’d do with the savings. As the ad suggests, they don’t want the money to underwrite Obamacare, but for deficit reduction or other spending instead.

Respectfully, you are wrong and do not have your facts right. Here are the facts, FULLY FACT-CHECKED, and proving that the Romney plan will SAVE Medicare for seniors and young people alike:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/aroy/2012/08/16/f...

The numbers that Obama does not want you to see... that he has us headed toward economic collapse:

http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/t...