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Thanks, Ryan.
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Thanks, Ryan.
Oh, I would too.Thanks, Ryan.
kinda wish I could see his face right now.
I think this has more to do with there being a third party candidate in the race who performed fairly well than it does with Paul Ryan's budget plan, but those who oppose Ryan's plan will certainly spin it that way.
I think this has more to do with there being a third party candidate in the race who performed fairly well than it does with Paul Ryan's budget plan, but those who oppose Ryan's plan will certainly spin it that way.
I think this has more to do with there being a third party candidate in the race who performed fairly well than it does with Paul Ryan's budget plan, but those who oppose Ryan's plan will certainly spin it that way.
I think this has more to do with there being a third party candidate in the race who performed fairly well than it does with Paul Ryan's budget plan, but those who oppose Ryan's plan will certainly spin it that way.
I think this has more to do with there being a third party candidate in the race who performed fairly well than it does with Paul Ryan's budget plan, but those who oppose Ryan's plan will certainly spin it that way.
That's absolutely false. As Davis declined in the polls in the last couple weeks, Hochul rose.
Hochul just singlehandedly saved Medicare for a generation, and booted Paul Ryan back into the crackpot hole he climbed out of.
Exactly as I predicted btw, lololol.
Thanks, Ryan.
kinda wish I could see his face right now.
I think this has more to do with there being a third party candidate in the race who performed fairly well than it does with Paul Ryan's budget plan, but those who oppose Ryan's plan will certainly spin it that way.
That's absolutely false. As Davis declined in the polls in the last couple weeks, Hochul rose.
Hochul just singlehandedly saved Medicare for a generation, and booted Paul Ryan back into the crackpot hole he climbed out of.
Exactly as I predicted btw, lololol.
If you think medicare will exist for another generation as it currently is, than you aren't paying attention. We either choose to change it or we run out of money and it no longer exists.
Personally, I prefer the first one.
Except that Corwin tried to reverse herself when polls started to lag.I think this has more to do with there being a third party candidate in the race who performed fairly well than it does with Paul Ryan's budget plan, but those who oppose Ryan's plan will certainly spin it that way.
I think this has more to do with there being a third party candidate in the race who performed fairly well than it does with Paul Ryan's budget plan, but those who oppose Ryan's plan will certainly spin it that way.
Keep believing that. The republicans don't even believe that, they trotted that line out late in the game.
If you think medicare will exist for another generation as it currently is, than you aren't paying attention. We either choose to change it or we run out of money and it no longer exists.
Personally, I prefer the first one.
This is NY.
We like our Republicans moderate and sensible.
I think this has more to do with there being a third party candidate in the race who performed fairly well than it does with Paul Ryan's budget plan, but those who oppose Ryan's plan will certainly spin it that way.
That's absolutely false. As Davis declined in the polls in the last couple weeks, Hochul rose.
Hochul just singlehandedly saved Medicare for a generation, and booted Paul Ryan back into the crackpot hole he climbed out of.
Exactly as I predicted btw, lololol.