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Michelle Malkin said this: "Paul Ryan is Fresh, Young, Energetic, Smart, Courageous, and Ready for Prime Time."
In an August 11th post to National Review Online's The Corner, Jonah Goldberg wrote this: "I am a huge, huge, Paul Ryan fan. So I am delighted by the news he will be Romney's running mate."
It goes on and on, and I could quote everyone at Fox with similar statements about Ryan. Even after almost everyone else on the planet has put out the truth about Ryan. As an example, here are a few quotes about him from Paul Krugman.
From an August 2010 article: One depressing aspect of American politics is the susceptibility of the political and media establishment to charlatans. You might have thought, given past experience, that D.C. insiders would be on their guard against conservatives with grandiose plans.
But no: as long as someone on the right claims to have bold new proposals, he's hailed as an innovative thinker. And nobody checks his arithmetic.
Which brings me to the innovative thinker du jour: Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin.
Mr. Ryan has become the Republican Party's poster child for new ideas thanks to his "Roadmap for America's Future," a plan for a major overhaul of federal spending and taxes.
News media coverage has been overwhelmingly favorable; on Monday, The Washington Post put a glowing profile of Mr. Ryan on its front page, portraying him as the G.O.P.'s fiscal conscience. He's often described with phrases like "intellectually audacious."
But it's the audacity of dopes. Mr. Ryan isn't offering fresh food for thought; he's serving up leftovers from the 1990s, drenched in flimflam sauce.
Mr. Ryan's plan calls for steep cuts in both spending and taxes. He'd have you believe that the combined effect would be much lower budget deficits, and, according to that Washington Post report, he speaks about deficits "in apocalyptic terms."
And The Post also tells us that his plan would, indeed, sharply reduce the flow of red ink: "The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that Rep. Paul Ryan's plan would cut the budget deficit in half by 2020."
But the budget office has done no such thing. At Mr. Ryan's request, it produced an estimate of the budget effects of his proposed spending cuts -- period. It didn't address the revenue losses from his tax cuts.
The nonpartisan Tax Policy Center has, however, stepped into the breach. Its numbers indicate that the Ryan plan would reduce revenue by almost $4 trillion over the next decade. If you add these revenue losses to the numbers The Post cites, you get a much larger deficit in 2020, roughly $1.3 trillion.
And that's about the same as the budget office's estimate of the 2020 deficit under the Obama administration's plans. That is, Mr. Ryan may speak about the deficit in apocalyptic terms, but even if you believe that his proposed spending cuts are feasible -- which you shouldn't -- the Roadmap wouldn't reduce the deficit. All it would do is cut benefits for the middle class while slashing taxes on the rich.
And I do mean slash. The Tax Policy Center finds that the Ryan plan would cut taxes on the richest 1 percent of the population in half, giving them 117 percent of the plan's total tax cuts. That's not a misprint. Even as it slashed taxes at the top, the plan would raise taxes for 95 percent of the population.
So why have so many in Washington, especially in the news media, been taken in by this flimflam? It's not just inability to do the math, although that's part of it. There's also the unwillingness of self-styled centrists to face up to the realities of the modern
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It was going to be Paul Ryan or D'Aubuisson for VP pick, a lose-lose situation. Roberto D'Aubuisson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Republican Party; they want to pretend, in the teeth of overwhelming evidence, that there are still people in the G.O.P. making sense.
And last but not least, there's deference to power -- the G.O.P. is a resurgent political force, so one mustn't point out that its intellectual heroes have no clothes.
But they don't. The Ryan plan is a fraud that makes no useful contribution to the debate over America's fiscal future.

IT'S THE UN-CULTURE
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keyedup wrote:
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WHAT A LOAD OF CRAP!!!!
YOU DUMMY, HAVE NO CULTURE.
IT'S THE COWARD
keyedup with a dash of racism, a pinch of bigotry and a 2 gallons of idiot..
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It's the culture....

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Florida wrote:
<quoted text>FLORIDU with a dash of racism, a pinch of bigotry and a 2 gallons of idiot..
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It's not the culture....
I AGREE, YOUR A COWARD
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Gunner wrote:
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First of all, dem is FOS. I never said that or anything else about you.
Our current Governor (and Obama-wannabe) Dannel P. Malloy is putting the safety of the public and CT state troopers at risk.
Malloy to Fight Trooper Staffing Ruling
http://www.rep-am.com/articles/2012/02/16/new...
Shame on HIM!

The only speeding ticket I ever recvd (at the grand old age of 17) was from a very nice CT state policeman-and he was right..the NON-tax and whole paycheck fine that I had to pay for Myself-taught me well lol.

(what's up with those ol' demon blue dogs there..first they out Lieberman for Lamont...then they out Lamont for this guy???)

PS:I know dem is FOS...wayyyy FOS...just wanted to give You the chance to say so with back up as well lol.

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I WIN AGAIN
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SORRY LOSERS SCHOOL'S OUT EARLY I HAVE THINGS TO DO..... UNLIKE Y'all!!!!!!!
WORLD ENDS FOR TEABAGS NOV 7 2012
Teabaggers *repent* your end is in sight
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keyedup wrote:
<quoted text>I AGREE, YOUR A COWARD
If not for Aryan Klan Parent Hood and all the free government birth control controlling the numbers of liberals, browns, blacks and ignorance born, fruitcake ghetto queers and gay marriages... The democratic party will not become a remembrance in 20 years...
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It's the culture...

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Florida wrote:
<quoted text>Next time you think of cultural malware, don't forget to count yourself in RealDave....
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It's Obama who is on record, wanting and is dismantling Social Security and Medicare...
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Obama took 750 billion out of Medicare and put it in ObamaKare
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Obama Agreed To Even More Medicare Cuts In The Debt Ceiling Deal.
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Obama Said "Adjustments" Must Be Made To Medicare.
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During The Debt Ceiling Negotiations, Obama Offered $650 Billion In Cuts To Entitlement Programs Like Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security.
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Obama Put "Major Changes" To Medicare On The Table During Debt Ceiling Negotiations.
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Obama Said He Was Willing "To Sign A Tough Package" That Included Cuts To Medicare, Medicaid, And Social Security.
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Obama Said He Was Open To Increasing The Age Of Eligibility For Medicare.
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Obama Offered To Increase Medicare Eligibility Of Age, Adjust Premiums For Services Covered By Part B And D, Reform Deductibles, And Limit Certain Supplemental Insurance Coverage.
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Obama Said He Was Open To Means Testing Medicare
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Obama Admitted That The Democrats' Do-Nothing Plan On Medicare Will Result In Medicare's Bankruptcy.
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White House Senior Advisor David Plouffe Said Cuts In Medicare Are Necessary.
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Obama was the one to place cuts to SS and Medicare on the debt ceiling negotiations table as part of his "Grand Bargain" to reduce the deficit.
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Plus, Obama has supported the efforts of deficit hawkish groups whom have supported deep cuts in the "entitlement" programs in the past...including Pete Peterson's group and the Bowles-Simpson "bipartisan" commission (the original "Catfood Commission").
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It's very questionable Obama's loyalty and NO leadership NOT standing firm against "entitlement" cuts in the future, Obama has been dismantling the working man's mandated government savings plan called Social Security and Medicare.
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The Plantation Sellout and Trojan Horse Poison of Unconscious Liberalism...
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It's the culture...
Dumbass FloriDUH

That 700 billion was NOT cuts in benefits like the Ryan plan is.

I have a simple question. If you say Obama "Agreed" to cuts in Medicare, who did he agree with?????

Was it REPUBLICANS. Was it the REPUBLICANS pushing for medicare cuts???

In other words, with Romney, Republicans would be able to cut Medicare without worrying about dealing with a Democrat President.

Voting Republican is reducing Medicare.

Thanks for proving that point, FloriDUH.
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keyedup wrote:
Republican Party; they want to pretend, in the teeth of overwhelming evidence, that there are still people in the G.O.P. making sense.
And last but not least, there's deference to power -- the G.O.P. is a resurgent political force, so one mustn't point out that its intellectual heroes have no clothes.
But they don't. The Ryan plan is a fraud that makes no useful contribution to the debate over America's fiscal future.
IT'S THE UN-CULTURE
Stop talking about the CT state democrapTic party of fweeDUHM diaper peddlers like that lol.

The T(axed) E(nough) A(lready drained dry) Party
Cap, Curb, B-U-D-G-E-T (GOOOOOOOOO RYAN!!!!!!!) Balance and live with in the means again.
FreeDUHM slackerTic diaper pwograms for DUHMmies is shameful-especially when labor forces languish!!
Wash clothe ones by hand, lazybums!
NO new taxes grubbing into above the table working class pockets!!

Welcome to OUR geneRATIONAL (we KNOW better) realities!
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Correction: If not for Aryan Klan Parent Hood and all the free government birth control controlling the numbers of liberals, browns, blacks and ignorance born, fruitcake ghetto queers and gay marriages... The democratic party will become a remembrance in 20 years...
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Thats's the culture...

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Paul Ryan saying that this is the worse recovery in 70 years.

Maybe Paul Ryan should not have voted yes yes yes under Bush to create the worse recession in 80 years.
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RealDave wrote:
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Dumbass FloriDUH
That 700 billion was NOT cuts in benefits like the Ryan plan is.
I have a simple question. If you say Obama "Agreed" to cuts in Medicare, who did he agree with?????
Was it REPUBLICANS. Was it the REPUBLICANS pushing for medicare cuts???
In other words, with Romney, Republicans would be able to cut Medicare without worrying about dealing with a Democrat President.
Voting Republican is reducing Medicare.
Thanks for proving that point, FloriDUH.
Obama Agrees With Panetta, Endorses Medicare Cuts ‘Adjustments’ Over Defense Cuts | In a letter on Friday, Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) asked President Obama to repudiate Defense Secretary Leon Panetta’s insistence that in order to deal with the nation’s debt and deficit, additional revenue should come from tax increases and cuts to entitlement programs, such as Medicare..
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http://thinkprogress.org/security/2011/08/08/...
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I WIN AGAIN
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SORRY LOSERS SCHOOL'S OUT EARLY I HAVE THINGS TO DO..... UNLIKE Y'all!!!!!!!
WORLD ENDS FOR TEABAGS NOV 7 2012
Teabaggers *repent* your end is in sight
Delusionate on...even in the worse case(DUHMocraTic relection)..O Will HAVE to go in 2016.
Four more years of RECORD Unemployment levels?
GO RYAN-the man with a BUDGET plan!!

The T(AXED) E(NOUGH) A(LREADY DRAINED DRY) PARTY.

Just gettting STARTED!!

ROMNEY/RYAN 2012
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The population of those 65 and over is 17.6% in Florida! Look at the percentages of that group in PA and Ohio, Iowa.
4 more years, thanks Mitt
Romney still has the tax issue and Ryan seems a boost to democratic voters...just saying

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Paul Ryan says Medicare is too expensive. Maybe he should not have votes yes to its UNFUNDED expansion.

This is fun. I'm glad Mitt was dumb enough to pick a guy who helped bring about the Bush.
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Ryan, we’re told, is making “the tough choices.” Yes, tough on ordinary people—and easy on the top 1 percent. He’s neither a serious economist nor a genuine intellectual.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/08...
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Obama Campaign Defends President's $700 Billion Cuts to Medicare
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http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/obama-cam...
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RealDave wrote:
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Grampy & Palin are mental twins.
I found Palin to be very informed, while listening to John Stossel DEBUNK sooooooooooooo many myths show last night!

Like the tired, old, patheTIC whine about all those "evil rich" oil companies...guess what Duh A Vey- average profit margin .06 CENTS per glln. Your abacus wouldn't have enough wooden bobbles on it to calculate the index if run by the givverment.
ANWAR footprint-comparable to a postage stamp on a football field...the only pipeline issues in years, some nutcase (see: OWS'er type nutcase) shooting a hole in one.
And electric cars have been around since the early 1900's. There's a REASON they haven't went further--"green bootlicking, believe anything" DUHmmy.

SO quit your Duhmocraptic hatin' on the more intelligent segments of America!!
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Paul Ryan’s High School Yearbook Pictures

Mitt Romney's new running mate was voted 'biggest brown-noser' by his senior-year classmates. See the hilarious photos from his yearbook being passed around on Twitter.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/08...

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