Paul Ryan on House Republicans' Pledge To America

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Well first of all, cutting spending, creating jobs, and putting the policies of economic growth in place and cleaning up the way Congress works, is not only the stands in stark contrast to this Congress and this President, but actually George it stands in contrast with the way Republicans conducted ourselves a decade ago. We need to own up to the fact when we were in the Majority we spent too much money. We lost our way and we got to get that back. We're not here to offer a plan to reinvent of America. We are here trying to reclaim our country by rededicating ourselves to those timeless principles that made us exceptional. These are basic building blocks to get us on the right track. The first steps to get this country on the right track.

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[kmg501]

Ryan heads in the right direction but the truth is that a exit strategy is needed to bring the nation back into constitutional alignment.

A exit strategy for Social Security and Medicare. Remove all the regulations and collusion on medical care to bring back a true 100% free market medical capitalism system which would make us the medical nation to the world with the greatest incentives. And create a incentive system for charity based care for the needy.

Real solutions.

[schmij8]

George: Ryan has explained his budget proposals and the Roadmap a thousand times, yet you still sit there like a jerk and try to say he and the other Republicans haven't proposed anything. It's so frustrating to hear shows like this and other MSM continue to mislead the public about Republicans having nothing to offer.

[Mrinebriation]

@kmg501 if you want that just travel to the day before the great depression

[Neosaigo]

@syhcoach Actually that is just your delusion about what have worked.

We need to look at the big picture about hiring instead of your single case. Company are willing to hire for many reasons, and taxes is actually a very small part of it.

Obama actually gave tax cuts to small businesses since small businesses are the actual job creators. Ryan's "job creators" are actually the lobbyist corps, so please get your fact straight.

This is why the U.S is sad, we always "guess" what worked.

[syhcoach]

Ryan was right. In 2011, I got a job because a company was willing to hire. Would they have hired if their taxes were increased? I don't know. But I am grateful that I got a job, and believe it was because my company was not overly taxed.

[radiodj1520]

I Believe This Was A VIdeo Clip Of ABC News' Good Morning America's Vote 2010 Report On Paul Ryan On House Republicans' Pledge To America On Thursday Morning, September 23, 2010.

[daveusaz1218]

@kmg501 How many years was Bush president, 8 years. And after Obama got into office, how many times did the Rebublicans filibuster during to obstruct, they behaved like spoiled little brats that had to share the toys with everybody in the classroom. Your just spewing out bought and paid for corporate republican puppet talking points. Face it Republicans are finished, the public is waking up and they are already turning on the republitards, no amount of internet propaganda swamping will help.

[kmg501]

@daveusaz1218

You're still not answering questions and it's obvious that your partisan hate has blinded you to the fact that the establishment parties are the one that enables corporatism. You keep trying to blame people who don't have the power to fix anything and ignoring that only last year the Democrats had a super majority and had control of congress from January of 2007.

You are not a rational person. You're a hard partisan who doesn't understand how it took decades to get to this point.

[daveusaz1218]

@kmg501 I only offered an example of patent misuse by corporations. I know how corporations have been enabled to destroy the economy and I think Ryan and the other tea party retards are wrong, they only want to give more power to corporations, they need to have less power and the way to do that is to regulate them and enforce the regulations with jail time, long jail time. we can have smaller government but not in the vision of the people like Ryan, they are plain and simply corporate puppets.

[kmg501]

@daveusaz1218

You keep switching topics and don't answering questions. I'm not in favor of increasing patent length time. I'm also not in favor of the current IP law. I'm also not a supporter of a company like Monsanto or genetically engineered foods. I'm okay with cross breeding but not gene altering.

If you don't like those things then you should be like me and be against corporatism. You know how corporatism is enabled? By having a massive govt. Read the following

tinyurl . com /govt-failer

[daveusaz1218]

@kmg501 When the food corporations have sucessfully patented all food as genetically alterd patents and make it illegal to grow natural foods or have unaltered animals because it might corrupt their holdings, we will all be guilty of theft of patent to survive because they will try to starve us into submission to a NWO. It's not a fairy tale, look, listen and think. Why is there legislation to extend these patents from 10 years to 70 years, there should be no patents on genetic alterations.

[kmg501]

@daveusaz1218

Charging what the market will bare is not extortion. You clearly do not know what extortion is and why you would even attempt to complain about that when you then go on to support theft of our IP really bares out that you are unashamedly hypocritical when it comes to laws & ethics.

I suppose you want medicines for free? You advocate slave labor to? Also you did not answer the question as to if you were for or against the 2008 bailouts.

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