What is so radical about Ryan or Romney? (vote, generation, security)

[BucsLose]

The Obama team said Ryan is radical. When you get over your laughter at the irony, can some one explain what is radical about them?

[F40]

Originally Posted by BucsLose

The Obama team said Ryan is radical. When you get over your laughter at the irony, can some one explain what is radical about them?

You will find out in due time. Why would they want to show there cards now.Its Better to control how they expose these two

[HappyTexan]

Ryan proposed a change to medicare. A change to BAU. People don't like change.
Even with the system running out of money they don't want it changed.

Fear of the unknown maybe ?

I don't think they are "radical" per say but at least they have proposals on the table for discussion.
Sure beats the "tax and cut" rhetoric coming out of DC today.

[afoigrokerkok]

Originally Posted by F40

You will find out in due time. Why would they want to show there cards now.Its Better to control how they expose these two

Team Obama doesn't really have much more time where they will be in control of the narrative, unless Team Romney allows them to be (Team Romney and even the pro-Romney Super PAC's have been doing a horrible job so far, so they may very well allow them to be). After the convention, Team Romney will be able to spend all its $$$$$, which it already has more of and is continuing to raise more of than Team Obama. If Team Romney actually gets its act together, they will be firmly in control.

[MTAtech]

A Tax Plan That Defies the Rules of Math
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/12/op...s-of-math.html

Mr. Ryan’s Cramped Vision
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/11/op...ed-vision.html

[Cameron H]

Reducing all non-entitlement spending to 3.75% of GDP when defense alone hasn't been less than 4% since WWII is fairly radical. Some Americans like education, transportation, food safety, border security, the FBI, disaster relief, and the CDC, to name just a few.

His support for "personhood" legislation that would impose a federal ban on many oral contraceptives and IUDs, as well as in vitro fertilization, is fairly radical.

Want more?

ETA: I do like the direction of these new threads. If we can spend the next three months talking about Ryan's radicalism and "right-wing social engineering," that's a big win for the American people. Good choice, Mitt.

[chucksnee]

Originally Posted by F40

You will find out in due time. Why would they want to show there cards now.Its Better to control how they expose these two

So, you are telling a lie, and hoping it comes true....

True leftist way....glad you finally woke up....

[jojajn]

IMO, this is pretty radical about Ryan.


Paul Ryan - Ayn Rand's Relevance in 2009 - YouTube

[PullMyFinger]

He is appealing to the nasty young generation that doesn't care about poor people or out of work people or old people or sick people.

He's a slickster that will appeal to the moronic, selfish masses. He's not a solution, he's just another symptom of what is happening to this country.

There are no great thinkers anymore, just sound bite artists. This guy is out for himself and no one else.

[t206]

Originally Posted by HappyTexan

Ryan proposed a change to medicare. A change to BAU. People don't like change.
Even with the system running out of money they don't want it changed.

Fear of the unknown maybe ?

I don't think they are "radical" per say but at least they have proposals on the table for discussion.
Sure beats the "tax and cut" rhetoric coming out of DC today.

Come on...millions of people voted for "change" in 2008.