Paul Ryan is not nearly as unpopular as the Marxist Media portrays

There is no denying the recent video of Paul Ryan at aPaul Ryan is not nearly as unpopular as the Marxist Media portrays townhall meeting, fielding the disgust of many of those in attendance, but, the video below is of a much larger townhall meeting and the man gets a standing ovation.
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Understand that the majority of folks approve of cutting spending. The GOP ran on this platform, last November 2 (the midterm elections) and destroyed the competition in doing so.

Remember all the lies told about "popular opinion" running 2 to 1 against the GOP in Wisconsin? Turns out that was a pure D lie. Ditto for the new charge that folks do not want major changes in our national spending habit. Know this: libs have morphed from "idealism" to living in Lala Land. There is a difference. Thank God they do not get it !!!

The picture to the left, and we do mean Left? Well, last week, the Marxist Media ran stories about a protest outside one of Ryans's townhalls, another in which he was cheered.

The picture? This was the "protest" crowd outside that townhall. Apparently, liars do not embarrass easily, either. One must ask, "Why only three people?"

The answer: no one is buying their nonsense.
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2 comments:

  1. WilliamMay 1, 2011 at 11:13 PM

    92% of Americans believe the socialistic economic wealth distribution of Sweden is what America should emulate.

    In a recent study by Duke and Harvard University they found many Americans believe that the top 20% of our nation's wealthiest own 60% of the wealth. The real figure is the top 20% own 84% of our nation's wealth and it is increasing every year.

    When the respondents were asked to pick an unlabeled pie chart “How much should the top 20% own? 92% of them preferred the Swedish model of income distribution over the current American economic model. The Swedish economic model, which is the top 20% own 36% of the nation's wealth.

    Most people don't know the truth... that ignorance is what the GOP depends on.

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  2. John SmithsonMay 3, 2011 at 10:47 AM

    Preposterous nonsense. Not even a good lie for William.

    We have more millionaires than any country in the world. And untold wealth is a possibility for any and all Americans. Not so in most other countries.

    American families earning $22000 a year, our "poverty" line, are in the top 9% of the world's population.

    National wealth is not a fixed number. It is an endless total. I know that you will object to my use of "endless" but, as I see it, if the derivatives "market" can generate 700 trillion dollars, then the creation of wealth is an open ended affair.

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