So, don’t cry for me Argentina, the Ryans can pay their bills even if PR loses both the VP and the Congressional seat.

PR does have an attractive family, the wife and the children.

I know many will think that PR has already been sent many twits to work on his campaign, but I really meant tweet.
My mea culpa.

They rhapsodized how PR is the ideal person to engage the economic issue; that PR in so many ways is the conservative’s political wet dream becoming reality.

Howard Dean, also on the panel, responded that this was fiddle faddle; fuddle dudley; and that the right-wing should dream on.

Dean summed up the real enchliada issue, the cosmic issue, that will cost the R-R team in Florida, Pa. Ohio, NH etc..

It is Medicare.
People like Medicare…the elderly and the young.
It works, and with savings and tweaking, it will survive financially.

PR wants to voucherize Medicare.
Dean proclaimed that PR can call it a preimum, but it is a voucher.
The PR plan is to have Medicare-eligibles receive a voucher, and then go into the private insurance market and get a policy.

And with the GOP, fed. and state levels, generally opposing a health insurance exchange, the voucher holders couldn’t compare policies.

PR, and his supply-side, Jack Kemp, Aynd Rand, Alan Greenspan group really support  the privitization of just about everything that governments now provide..including education, health care, highways, ad infinitum. 

So let the issue be joined, and PR is likely to be sent back to Congress, but not to the WH.

So Mr. Paul has the safety of knowing he likely can keep his House seat, if the R-R national ticket loses.

This is similar to LBJ’s manipulation of the Texas law, that allowed him to run for the Senate while running as VP in 1960.

I just got the e-mail below from Ryan’s Dem. Congressional opponent, and only when I read this did I know that Ryan can run for both offices.

Has the msm mentioned this at all?

 
gordon…
Hi, I’m Rob Zerban. Along with President Obama and Vice President Biden, I have the unique privilege of being the other candidate who gets to defeat Paul Ryan this year.
That’s because despite running for Vice President, Paul Ryan is still running for Congress in Wisconsin. And I’m his progressive opponent.
I’ve been preparing for over a year now. I have a great team and raised over a million dollars in grassroots donations — more than all of Ryan’s opponents in the last 10 years combined. But to finish the job, I need your help.

Paul Ryan supports ending Medicare. I support Medicare for All.

Paul Ryan supports lowering taxes on the rich. I want the rich to finally pay their fair share.

Paul Ryan thinks the way to create jobs is tax giveaways for Big Oil, Wall Street, and other big corporations. I’m a small businessman who fights for the little guy.

Paul Ryan is pro-life. I am pro-choice. Tell me when to stop…

The point is — Wisconsin voters finally have a competitive Democrat running against Paul Ryan. A bold progressive. And with Ryan now ignoring local voters, 2012 is the perfect moment to defeat him for good.

It’s been exciting to work with Progressive Change Campaign Committee members over the past year — standing up for the 99% and fighting back for Medicare. In Congress, I look forward to being your partner as we fight for progressive change. 

Thanks for your support.
Rob Zerban