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"Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's selection of Congressman Paul Ryan as his running mate looks like a safe choice right now in Florida and other swing states, according to a new survey from Purple Poll.

Most intriguing in Florida: Romney's ticket is deadlocked with President Obama's over Medicare, 44-45%, even though Ryan is the father of he so-called "Ryan plan," which Democrats hae villified for two years for "ending Medicare." It doesn't. But the plan does end Medicare's traditional structure starting in 2022 by giving new recipients a voucher-like premium, the growth rate of which would be capped. That could lead to more out of pocket expenses for seniors.

Still, the numbers indicate the public-relations problems with ObamaCare, which fired up the right in 2010, trimmed $700 billion from future Medicare expenses and caused seniors to leave Democratic candidates in droves."

Read more here: Florida Purple Poll: Obama-Romney tied 47-48% -- and tied 45-44% over protecting Medicare(!) | Naked Politics

Originally Posted by Bucco

"Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's selection of Congressman Paul Ryan as his running mate looks like a safe choice right now in Florida and other swing states, according to a new survey from Purple Poll.

Most intriguing in Florida: Romney's ticket is deadlocked with President Obama's over Medicare, 44-45%, even though Ryan is the father of he so-called "Ryan plan," which Democrats hae villified for two years for "ending Medicare." It doesn't. But the plan does end Medicare's traditional structure starting in 2022 by giving new recipients a voucher-like premium, the growth rate of which would be capped. That could lead to more out of pocket expenses for seniors.

Still, the numbers indicate the public-relations problems with ObamaCare, which fired up the right in 2010, trimmed $700 billion from future Medicare expenses and caused seniors to leave Democratic candidates in droves."

Read more here: Florida Purple Poll: Obama-Romney tied 47-48% -- and tied 45-44% over protecting Medicare(!) | Naked Politics

You forgot to mention that the "Ryan Plan" also lowers Mitt Romney's effective tax rate to .82%. It's no wonder that Romney thinks the plan is "mah-ve-lous".

Originally Posted by janmcn

You forgot to mention that the "Ryan Plan" also lowers Mitt Romney's effective tax rate to .82%. It's no wonder that Romney thinks the plan is "mah-ve-lous".

Yes, someone asked you to clarify that but I missed your response to that particular post.

And again, I know this is difficult, but the Ryan plan is a PLAN a roadmap...it is not our budget or tax policy.

Oh, thats right we have NO budget anymore and if we get poor, tax the rich...excuse me

Anyone know where I can find Paul Ryan's website?

sure wish I had an income tax rate of 0.82%.

Originally Posted by buggyone

sure wish I had an income tax rate of 0.82%.

So do I...so do I !!!

Isnt it amazing how they are stealing us blind right in the daylight...right under under noses. Man.....heck with them.....tax the rich...go for more..that always solves our problems....we know that !

The CBO estimated that one version of Ryan's plan, passed by the House last year, would increase retirees' out-of-pocket medical costs by about $6,400 annually.

I read the CBO report in the link below and it did not say anything like that. From what this knuckle dragger can tell it will decrease by 15%.
Now I have to say that I don't really have any faith in either number because I think they really don't know. But either way, I can't find that your claim is true. Do you have a link to your report?


http://www.cbo.gov/sites/default/fil...yan_letter.pdf