Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wall St.) asserted over the weekend that poor communities — like in Baltimore — were stuck in a “poverty trap” because lucrative welfare benefits did not encourage people to find jobs.
Paul Ryan. who drinks $350 bottles of wine provided by Wall St. Lobbyists thinks that the welfare benefits, in places like Baltimore, are too "lucrative".
lu·cra·tiveˈlo͞okrədiv/adjectiveproducing a great deal of profit. "a lucrative career as a stand-up comedian"
Paul Ryan (R- Ayn Rand) likes to give speeches where he assumes no one has access to video or remembers what he said last time! However, Jon Stewart is paying attention and realizes that paul ryan (R-Wall St.) is comic gold!
The personhood bill, first introduced in 2011 by Rep. Paul Broun (R-Ga.)
and reintroduced by Broun last week, specifies that a "one-celled human
embryo," even before it implants in the uterus to create a pregnancy,
should be granted "all the legal and constitutional attributes and
privileges of personhood."
The bill died in the House of Representatives in 2011, when a record
number of anti-abortion bills were being passed, and it is equally
unlikely to advance this year. The Oklahoma Supreme Court struck down
a state personhood initiative in 2012, deeming it "clearly
unconstitutional" because it blocks a woman's legal right to have an
abortion.
Too extreme for Missouri and Oklahoma and Pauli is standing at the forefront leading this issue. It would be sad, except he was rewarded for it!
In an unsurprising turn of events, Ryan has signed on as cosponsor to the Sanctity of Human Life Act again. The original bill
— which declares that life begins with fertilization, and would give
states the right to ban all abortion, even in the cases involving
incest, rape, or the life of the mother — thankfully died in Congress in
2011.
But now it's baaaaack, which is scary because not only is
the above terrifying, there's all sorts of other creepy shit hidden in
this monster. Like, if a woman who was raped in a state that banned
abortions went to a state that didn't ban abortions and had an abortion?
Her rapist could theoretically sue to stop the abortion from happening, and probably win. And it doesn't stop there with the reproductive weirdness, if passed, it'll probably make many forms of IVF illegal.
One last heads up in the ever crazy game of, what bad is paul ryan bringing to WI now - be on the lookout this week for a few hundred very misinformed people in the southeast section of our state. Seems the Racine tea party had a "healthcare exchange information session" .
The second story does not mention him by name, but his fingerprints are all over it! Hunger hits home!
As the days grow colder, it’s easy to flip a switch and turn on the
heat without giving it a second thought. But for 41 percent of the
households that rely on the Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin food bank,
the coming cold can mean a difficult a choice between putting food on
the table or heating the house.
Nearly one
in every five Oshkosh families with children younger than 18 fell below
the poverty level last year, according to data from the U.S. Census
Bureau’s 2011 American Communities Survey. Among similar families with a
single female parent, that rate was up to 50 percent.
Those
numbers are even worse families with children under the age of 5.
Nearly 30 percent of all families in Oshkosh with children under 5 were
in poverty last year, and nearly 80 percent of families with single
female parent were in poverty.
Ryan and his friends primary efforts to derail the economy and keep the president from being re-elected has had real world consequences. There are now people going hungry in record numbers, right here in Wisconsin and the only "solution" paul tells us is that he does not have the time to explain the details to us!
JSONLINE recently retained the services of some local bloggers on "both sides" and dubbed it the purple project. It has really turned into a pretty red project with just more opportunity to push the WPRI agenda for free.
In his post, Rodriguez tries to give Paul Ryan (R-Wall St.) cover for ducking debates with his challenger Rob Zerban! Aaron also fails miserably, let's take a look.
Described by many pundits as the top intellectual mind of the
Republican Party, Ryan excels in economic and fiscal policies. He’s a
policy wonk for sure, but also possesses the finesse to communicate his
ideas in a relatable format.
Granted, thebar is not very high, however, outside of schneider(who once compared Paul Ryan to Batman, no kidding), and Rodriguez you would be hard find to find "many" more people to describe Paul that way, especially since his convention speech. You will however find "many" who would call Paul ryan a fraud(27,900,000 google matches to be exact). From Chuck Schumer, to Paul Krugman to Bill Maher and many others.
But Ryan’s ideas and voting record are now the subject to national
scrutiny by journalists, bloggers, economists, think tank analysts, and
partisan advocacy organizations. What can a debate with an untested
county supervisor add to the national discussion?
Umm Aaron, Paul ryan is also running to be congressman from the 1st Congressional District of Wisconsin. Ryan understands that his prospects of becoming VP are not looking good, so he hedged his bets and bought $2,000,000 worth of ad buys. So he must feel the need to get his "message" out to the voters of the First Congressional District. WHat is $2 MILLION dollar ad buy going to ad to the "national debate"?
Ryan has not been timid about his
views on pretty much anything from entitlement spending to tax reform.
For years, Ryan has sounded the fiscal alarm, introducing multiple
budgetary plans that sought to reform third rail issues like Medicare,
Medicaid, and Social Security.
Yes Ryan loves to talk about his "views" on almost anything, as long as he can control the debate and the questions. If he does at least he understands his weakness and refuses to ever answer a question from someone who he does not know!
If Ryan refuses a debate Rob Zerban, it’s not because he’s ducking a
challenge by a formidable opponent. It’s because the debate is
unnecessary. Debates tend to prove two things: who has the better ideas
and who is better at communicating them. Fortunately for Ryan, he has
skills in both areas.
Ryan declined to address Obama's charge that he was among House
Republicans "standing in the way" of legislation designed to help the
drought-stricken heartland. He said only that he would get into "those
policy things later." "Right now I just want to enjoy the fair," he said.
Mr. Transparency and exchange of ideas!
Even if Zerban were a quick study and proficient at communicating, the
debate would likely be a wash. If he’s not particularly adroit, he’ll
last about as long with Ryan as a balloon in a room full of kittens.
Critics of Mitt
Romney's tax reform plan say his proposal leaves out too many details,
but Paul Ryan, the Republican presidential nominee's running mate, says
keeping the proposal vague gives it the best chance for passage through
Congress.
During an interview with Christian Broadcasting Network's David Brody,
Ryan said Romney is following Ronald Reagan's playbook by not divulging
the details about what specific tax loopholes he would close and the
rates that would be set under his administration. Ryan said the reason
is "because we want to get it done."
It does take a lot of balls to tell people we will not tell you what your plan is as a politician UNTIL your elected. The "just trust me" approach, has a hard time working with someone who is a well known liar!
So to wrap up, let's be perfectly clear. Paul Ryan (R-Ayn Rand), is ducking a debate with Rob Zerban because he is scared of losing his Congressional seat. Paul Ryan enjoys the wonders of a government paycheck every week.
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