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When the American people get a good look at real Ryan (not the Reid Ryan) the sensible among them will see that his economic plan is not radical (it takes 30 years for it to balance the budget), medicare for those already 55 years old will not change...those younger will have choices to make, there will be no need for massive taxes that the Democrats would require.As the American people get a good look at Ryan and his guiding philosophy, that of Ayn Rand, they will be totally disgusted with Romney's choice.
It's an indication of just how smart Romney is and how he's been able to run so many successful businesses. Everyone was looking at who would be the best politically, who would bring a state, who would be the least offensive to democrats. With the economy the biggest issue on the table, no one expected Romney to choose an economist! He picked the best and most able person to deal with the biggest problem. Just like any CEO would do for his company. You pick the best person for the job.
All we have to do is convince a great number of naive people that voted for the coolness of Obama that his agenda is hidden for good reason...we will not like the outcome of his success.It's an indication of just how smart Romney is and how he's been able to run so many successful businesses. Everyone was looking at who would be the best politically, who would bring a state, who would be the least offensive to democrats. With the economy the biggest issue on the table, no one expected Romney to choose an economist! He picked the best and most able person to deal with the biggest problem. Just like any CEO would do for his company. You pick the best person for the job.
Congressman Paul Ryan, in my opinion, was the very best choice. With a B.A. from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and while earning a double major in economics and political science, and almost 17 years in and around politics, he has the knowledge to help Mitt Romney get this country back to economic prosperity.
Ryan was exposed to two economists, Milton Friedman and Friederich Hayek, each of whom I think our Founders would have very much approved.
Hayek's Road to Serfdom is a great read, as we are on it.
With Romney/Ryan, I say, Game ON! May they soar.
Either it will blow up in Romneys face, or surge-him past Obama into the WH.
Romney had to do something.
Good choice. (not "nomination" - my bad)
BTW - I hated the Palin choice back in '08.
"All these numbers indicate is the simple fact that congressman Paul Ryan was not a nationally known figure prior to being named as Gov. Romney's vice presidential pick," Newhouse said.
USAT/Gallup Poll: Paul Ryan gets low marks for VP
I'm voting for Romney/Ryan.
Either it will blow up in Romneys face, or surge-him past Obama into the WH.
Romney had to do something.
Good choice. (not "nomination" - my bad)
BTW - I hated the Palin choice back in '08.
But that is countered by two pieces of bad news. First, Mr. Ryans numbers are middling to poor by the standard of other recent vice-presidential selections. And second, the period immediately after a vice-presidential announcement has often been a high-water mark for the new candidate. More often than not, the candidates unfavorable numbers increase more than his or her favorables from that point forward.
Ryan and Romney want to make sure that government debts are not paid for by raising taxes on corporations and the richest 5% of US workers.Romney would not have bailed out GM, but let it go into a managed bankruptcy the way Dodge did a few decades ago. A bankruptcy judge would have voided the union contracts and overseen a reduction in benefits to make the company profitable. Instead the unions got a bail out and the shareholders got nothing.
Ryan and Romney want to make sure that government debts are not paid for by raising taxes on corporations and the richest 5% of US workers.Romney would not have bailed out GM, but let it go into a managed bankruptcy the way Dodge did a few decades ago. A bankruptcy judge would have voided the union contracts and overseen a reduction in benefits to make the company profitable. Instead the unions got a bail out and the shareholders got nothing.
Ryan and Romney want to make sure that government debts are not paid for by raising taxes on corporations and the richest 5% of US workers.Romney would not have bailed out GM, but let it go into a managed bankruptcy the way Dodge did a few decades ago. A bankruptcy judge would have voided the union contracts and overseen a reduction in benefits to make the company profitable. Instead the unions got a bail out and the shareholders got nothing.