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We've gone from no budget restraint Republican's to no budget at all Dimwits and enough is enough.
And your solution is to buy into the duopoly after all? Clearly, you've worn fleece since birth.
I think this was the last time.2 days ago.
When was the last time he answered not pre approved Questions?
Months.
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When was the last time 0bama took questions from the press?
So you're saying that all that shit your pals dished out against the president for not taking enough questions from the press is entirely appropriate to dish out at Ryan?
lol, then why aren't you?
Voting for Romney isn't a solution, it's a stopgap.
Voting for Romney isn't a solution, it's a stopgap.
EXACTLY!! It's no solution. It'll make you feel better for a while, but at the end of the day you'll still be supporting the same old, same old. You've fallen, hook, line, and sinker, for the same carrot on a stick that leads the rest of the sheeple into the slaughterhouse.
In the meantime there must be a country left to save. Republican's will not hit the brakes on the crazy train but they might take their foot off the gas. Maybe that will buy enough time.
Romney wants his risky pick to play it safe
Ryan, the nation's most controversial budget architect, is often described as the intellectual leader of the House Republican caucus. But Romney's presidential campaign headquarters in Boston seems, for now, to prefer that the 42-year-old father of three talks about camping and milking cows instead of the fiscal proposals that made him a conservative hero.
Ryan, who wrote a plan to overhaul Medicare as chairman of the House Budget Committee, did not use the word "Medicare" with voters over the first four days as the vice presidential candidate. When he finally touched on the health care insurance program for seniors, he did so only in broad strokes after Romney himself first outlined the campaign's talking points.
"We will not duck the tough issues," Ryan said Friday in Virginia. "We will lead."
But Ryan has been directed to avoid taking questions from reporters who travel with him, and to agree only to a few carefully selected interviews. He is known for sketching budget graphs on napkins to explain his ideas, but this past week it was Romney who used a white board during a news conference to help detail his own plan one he says is virtually identical to Ryan's.
Romney wants his risky pick to play it safe - Yahoo! News
When was the last time 0bama took questions from the press?
Romney wants his risky pick to play it safe
Ryan, the nation's most controversial budget architect, is often described as the intellectual leader of the House Republican caucus. But Romney's presidential campaign headquarters in Boston seems, for now, to prefer that the 42-year-old father of three talks about camping and milking cows instead of the fiscal proposals that made him a conservative hero.
Ryan, who wrote a plan to overhaul Medicare as chairman of the House Budget Committee, did not use the word "Medicare" with voters over the first four days as the vice presidential candidate. When he finally touched on the health care insurance program for seniors, he did so only in broad strokes after Romney himself first outlined the campaign's talking points.
"We will not duck the tough issues," Ryan said Friday in Virginia. "We will lead."
But Ryan has been directed to avoid taking questions from reporters who travel with him, and to agree only to a few carefully selected interviews. He is known for sketching budget graphs on napkins to explain his ideas, but this past week it was Romney who used a white board during a news conference to help detail his own plan one he says is virtually identical to Ryan's.
Romney wants his risky pick to play it safe - Yahoo! News
That figures.
In the meantime there must be a country left to save. Republican's will not hit the brakes on the crazy train but they might take their foot off the gas. Maybe that will buy enough time.
Yet again, you're buying into the false dichotomies the duopoly uses to manipulate the people into supporting them. Stop being so alarmist. This country isn't going anywhere. We've had some hard times, we'll have hard times in the future. But we're not even remotely close to the verge of collapse that the duopoly wants you to believe. Maybe the problem is that you never completely purged the inner Republicrat in the first place. You're like an alcoholic falling off the wagon.
ha ha! That's what McCain tried to do with PalinRomney wants his risky pick to play it safe
Ryan, the nation's most controversial budget architect, is often described as the intellectual leader of the House Republican caucus. But Romney's presidential campaign headquarters in Boston seems, for now, to prefer that the 42-year-old father of three talks about camping and milking cows instead of the fiscal proposals that made him a conservative hero.
Ryan, who wrote a plan to overhaul Medicare as chairman of the House Budget Committee, did not use the word "Medicare" with voters over the first four days as the vice presidential candidate. When he finally touched on the health care insurance program for seniors, he did so only in broad strokes after Romney himself first outlined the campaign's talking points.
"We will not duck the tough issues," Ryan said Friday in Virginia. "We will lead."
But Ryan has been directed to avoid taking questions from reporters who travel with him, and to agree only to a few carefully selected interviews. He is known for sketching budget graphs on napkins to explain his ideas, but this past week it was Romney who used a white board during a news conference to help detail his own plan one he says is virtually identical to Ryan's.
Romney wants his risky pick to play it safe - Yahoo! News
ha ha! That's what McCain tried to do with PalinRomney wants his risky pick to play it safe
Ryan, the nation's most controversial budget architect, is often described as the intellectual leader of the House Republican caucus. But Romney's presidential campaign headquarters in Boston seems, for now, to prefer that the 42-year-old father of three talks about camping and milking cows instead of the fiscal proposals that made him a conservative hero.
Ryan, who wrote a plan to overhaul Medicare as chairman of the House Budget Committee, did not use the word "Medicare" with voters over the first four days as the vice presidential candidate. When he finally touched on the health care insurance program for seniors, he did so only in broad strokes after Romney himself first outlined the campaign's talking points.
"We will not duck the tough issues," Ryan said Friday in Virginia. "We will lead."
But Ryan has been directed to avoid taking questions from reporters who travel with him, and to agree only to a few carefully selected interviews. He is known for sketching budget graphs on napkins to explain his ideas, but this past week it was Romney who used a white board during a news conference to help detail his own plan one he says is virtually identical to Ryan's.
Romney wants his risky pick to play it safe - Yahoo! News
In the meantime there must be a country left to save. Republican's will not hit the brakes on the crazy train but they might take their foot off the gas. Maybe that will buy enough time.
Yet again, you're buying into the false dichotomies the duopoly uses to manipulate the people into supporting them. Stop being so alarmist. This country isn't going anywhere. We've had some hard times, we'll have hard times in the future. But we're not even remotely close to the verge of collapse that the duopoly wants you to believe. Maybe the problem is that you never completely purged the inner Republicrat in the first place. You're like an alcoholic falling off the wagon.
I think we have spent about all the time needed on this. Your continued repeating of yourself is getting us nowhere. We are the "brokest nation on Earth" as Mark Steyn likes to say and there is not enough money on the entire planet to pay our debt and unfunded liabilities. That is not "alarmist" that is a fact.
This country IS going somewhere, though God knows where. To say otherwise is silly. Where is the Soviet Union? The British Empire? The Roman Empire? Shit happens.
Most of the media and the Left are screaming bloody murder over Ryan's modest budget proposal that Romney is only 90% behind and does not even balance the budget for 30 years. (as opposed to never under Obama's "plan") The budget will only get harder to control down the line and will become impossible to control at some point. I'm not claiming to know when that point will come but under current leadership it's inevitable.
How about you vote your way, I'll vote mine.
Yet again, you're buying into the false dichotomies the duopoly uses to manipulate the people into supporting them. Stop being so alarmist. This country isn't going anywhere. We've had some hard times, we'll have hard times in the future. But we're not even remotely close to the verge of collapse that the duopoly wants you to believe. Maybe the problem is that you never completely purged the inner Republicrat in the first place. You're like an alcoholic falling off the wagon.
I think we have spent about all the time needed on this. Your continued repeating of yourself is getting us nowhere. We are the "brokest nation on Earth" as Mark Steyn likes to say and there is not enough money on the entire planet to pay our debt and unfunded liabilities. That is not "alarmist" that is a fact.
This country IS going somewhere, though God knows where. To say otherwise is silly. Where is the Soviet Union? The British Empire? The Roman Empire? Shit happens.
Most of the media and the Left are screaming bloody murder over Ryan's modest budget proposal that Romney is only 90% behind and does not even balance the budget for 30 years. (as opposed to never under Obama's "plan") The budget will only get harder to control down the line and will become impossible to control at some point. I'm not claiming to know when that point will come but under current leadership it's inevitable.
How about you vote your way, I'll vote mine.
And the right is screaming bloody murder over ridiculousness. Stop being so fanatical. You're a sheep. You're the worst kind of sheep. Most sheep, at least they know they are. But you're so brainwashed, you've actually been convinced that by signing on to the duopoly you're standing against it.
Ryan has been directed to avoid taking questions
Ryan has been directed to avoid taking questions
Neither of them will answer a direct question.
Just the usual R running scared.
When was the last time 0bama took questions from the press?
2 days ago.
ha ha! That's what McCain tried to do with Palin
Where's Joe Biden>?
