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Really?..What kind of press have any of Boiking's budgets got?I don't see Romney being able to overcome the bad press the Ryan budget got. If he can't eliminate the "ryan pushing grandma off a cliff" image from voters minds, he's done.
I don't see Romney being able to overcome the bad press the Ryan budget got. If he can't eliminate the "ryan pushing grandma off a cliff" image from voters minds, he's done.
Really?..What kind of press have any of Boiking's budgets got?I don't see Romney being able to overcome the bad press the Ryan budget got. If he can't eliminate the "ryan pushing grandma off a cliff" image from voters minds, he's done.
G'head and look...We have time.
Yes, it's exactly the point.
You're trying to compare the budget plan of someone who had the courage to release one, over a chump whose floated "vote present" budgets haven't been able to garner sum total votes in congress that have reached into double digits.
Rubio hasn't withdrawn his support for Romney and Florida voters still listen to Marco.
4/22/12
There isn't a Republican these days who doesn't get asked about the budget offered by Rep. Paul Ryan's (R-Wis.).
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) was cool to the spending plan in an interview aired Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union."
Asked if he would be comfortable running on the budget, Rubio declined to answer.
"Well I understand, look, now the House is going through the process of defining the specific cuts, and I think there will be disagreement over what we should be cutting or not cutting but thats portion of the debate," Rubio responded, adding that it's "unfair" to criticize the Ryan plan because there is no alternative from Democrats.
Pressed on deep cuts to social programs, Rubio said "I think there are alternatives."
Yeah...The perception of someone who can put something out there versus a craven coward.Yes, it's exactly the point.
You're trying to compare the budget plan of someone who had the courage to release one, over a chump whose floated "vote present" budgets haven't been able to garner sum total votes in congress that have reached into double digits.
I'm not comparing budgets, I'm talking about voter perception. Seniors will vote Obama if they think Romney has plans to steal their Medicare.
Really?..What kind of press have any of Boiking's budgets got?I don't see Romney being able to overcome the bad press the Ryan budget got. If he can't eliminate the "ryan pushing grandma off a cliff" image from voters minds, he's done.
G'head and look...We have time.
Not, the point.
Seniors are worried over changes to Medicare, and they are scared of the Ryan budget( even if you don't think they should be). They associate Ryan with a dismantling of Medicare, and there's just enough truth in the "end of medicare as we know it." slogan that those ads will run non-stop in Florida.
Yes, it's exactly the point.
You're trying to compare the budget plan of someone who had the courage to release one, over a chump whose floated "vote present" budgets haven't been able to garner sum total votes in congress that have reached into double digits.
I'm not comparing budgets, I'm talking about voter perception. Seniors will vote Obama if they think Romney has plans to steal their Medicare.
Chapter One
Then Mitt chose Paul Ryan...
The End
I don't see Romney being able to overcome the bad press the Ryan budget got. If he can't eliminate the "ryan pushing grandma off a cliff" image from voters minds, he's done.
Chapter One
Then Mitt chose Paul Ryan...
The End
Chapter One
Then Mitt chose Paul Ryan...
The End
So they have already voted in Florida?
I still see Romney winning Florida.
But point taken.