Congressman Ryan, you aint
responsible leader as you claim to be; it is a far stretch and political chase.
Passing just budget that has partisan ideology without regards to all Americans
is not being responsible leader as you are going around the country pondering
you and Governor Romney are great leaders. Great leaders get things done and
doing so responsibly. Not all Americans do have amnesia, remember that. You as
great leader you claim to be, voted for all the wars that were not paid for and
voted for increased spending when President Bush was in the office. But when
Obama became president you became the leader of the part of “NO” to everything
supporting President Obama to win in the economy. The win in the economy is winning
to America. Your number one job was and is to make sure President Obama is not
win reelection. In the process you and your party held American progress in
hostage. You want your century back because Obama is in the office. We hear
that we know that and you as GOP leader said and did just that. You want your country
back from whom? I wonder, from president Obama? How about Congress as whole
passing bills that can become law instead of wasting tax payers’ money by
passing bills that are rooted to bridge to nowhere? That is fraud to pass
something that you know and you engineered the environment for it to be
defeated and not to become law.
How can you improve economy by just
cutting programs that benefits the poor and increase programs that benefits the
wealthy/millionaire, more tax cut? Is that what you call responsible
leadership? Or is becoming the greatest puppet of making sure Governor Romney
and his fellows are increasingly becoming more rich and so yourself to step in
the club of millionaires? I doubt if you’re sincere on these issues; and you
are using double standards illustrating leadership qualities and
responsibility. The politics has become like game and people of both far right
and far left have become infected of craving to hear what they want to hear only.
It is sort of like preaching to the choir. But make no mistakes, there are
independents and moderates who sits back and watch, analyze and the reach
conclusion. It may be good politics to win the election but not good politics
to govern. Look at Governor Romney in the primaries how he brutalized his
opponents and ended up far more right and now almost lost in the woods. Who
would think that he won’t even provide his tax returns? With all honesty, he
knows that it’s all about tax loop-holes he don’t want close because they
benefit people like him in the Houdini economic practice that somehow these
loop-holes provides jobs and economic growth.
When come to Medicare, you are
forgetting your own principle in economics, cut fraud, increase
responsibilities to providers and maximize access and care to patients. How
many have you seen these wheelchairs for sale and government is paying for but
some patients don’t need them but since government is paying for they can just
get them. That is kind of waste Obama care is providing. How about patients who
get same care in less at the same time in different states? How about
unnecessary provider’s cares that need not specialists, rather primary dr. or
urgent care, or same repetitive treatments that can be preventive from the
first place? Do you call that abuse or you just don’t like to reduce such
spending? How about discriminatory acts/practices of providers and insurances
toward women or people with preexisting conditions? Do you want to end these?
If yes to any of these cares and benefits, then you are for Affordable Care Act
(Obama Care). Then why preaching the quire of something you know that you are
wrong? To make matters worse, GOP and Governor Romney are not saying what are
they going to replace Obama Care with? All they are pondering for is repealing
Obama Care. It is preaching to the choir
The responsible leaders time and
time again were able to articulate signature bills that became laws by
approvals of all branches of government i.e. Congress, Judicial and Executive.
Your budget is irresponsible than any other bill in American history because it
only passed your chamber and fellow GOP in the House Of Congress, then gets slammed
by all independent measure and majority of the nation. I’m surprised that you
claim to be the leader get credit for that budget bill of yours. If American
standard is that low, then we are finished. You are divider in chief and to
mask that you are calling your opponent exactly who you know and articulate to be
behind doors. Look at your signature budgeting bill that gave raise to exactly
your hard-core right wing constituency; you may be hero to them, but to become
hero to Americans as nation of all as we know it, you have to be able to forge
a way of getting things done by approval of many. Approval of right wingers as
you have will get you somewhere but not the finishing line. You are running
against Obama Care and Medcare because it is popular for your people, but look
at the detrimental of the mandate you are asking for. Obama Care as we know it
is the law of land and it is not going anywhere. While wasting time on it, is
galvanizing and resonating to many Americans. Before you know it, it is going
to be all about your budgeting philosophy that couldn’t pass even the US
senate, and that is what we don’t want. We want leaders who can get things done
and finalize leadership to the finish line. To run fast is not the only
solution in the marathon, rather to run fast steady and hold the leading line
to the finishing line is the solution of a leading marathon. You two are
vilifying your opponent, President Obama, for the same things you are doing,
partisan ideology in the functions of government.
You know that Congressman Ryan did
not help President Obama to stop job bleeding at his first two years. He got in
the office January 2009 we were losing 700,000+ jobs a month, stocks were
crashing and TARP is the only thing rescued the economy. Congressman Ryan voted
for the 1st TARP when President Bush was in the office, 2008, but
completely refused to vote for the same program during President Obama in the
office 2009. That tells you what kind of man and GOP is. They don’t care about
American economy as they claim to be, they care about their jobs by Obama to
fail and get majority of everything back. If President Obama cared so much
about his job against American jobs he couldn’t vote for the first TARP 2008
when President Bush was in the office because he could act partisan. GOP is
good at accusing their opponents for the very thing they are doing. It is like
snitching in the hood and gets credit for it by less conviction of the same
crime. It may be a good strategy to someone personally but not good for the
community. Same here, it may be good for the GOP to say “NO” for everything and
sabotage the legislature process that impacts economy and millions of American lives,
then pointing figure that Obama is responsible for everything, but not good for
America at all. That is the Ryan and Romney game plan. After all, I don’t
believe that President himself can or is responsible for jobs or economy as
whole. Assume that Romney is president now, could he avoid the European Recessions?
Or Japan Tsunami? Or Mexico Gulf Oil leak? Or Snap his magic wand and cut-down
oil prices? Or stop the bleeding of 700,000+ jobs bleeding a moth into surplus
in a month without TARP or in a year as he claims? Or pass all legislations
with Dems saying “NO” to everything? I wonder what he could be doing? I also wonder
even if he could allow Navy Seal Six to pull the trigger on OBL and hundreds more
of AQ terrorists. Obama is way tougher and meaner to the world than GOP gives
him credit for. He has done things that President Clinton or Bush could dare
saying they will do in the public arena. He said he will keep on flying them
drown into Pakistan even when Pakistan passed laws prohibiting them to cross
their airs. That is a balled statement and courageous thing for a leader of the
nation to say against other nation.
But to Congressman Ryan and Governor
Romney it is not leadership. Leadership to them is to deny women right to make
heal care choices, to cut taxes to the millionaires, to cut programs for the
poor, to cry wolf on economy and unemployment while cutting jobs at local
levels that ramping up unemployment that they are blaming Obama, to voucher
schools and Medicare and end Medicare as we know it while their rich campaign
donor will pocket these vouchers and leave millions of seniors without quality
healthcare, crying out that Obama apologize for America while they can’t stand
in the world arena and say anything sensible defending America as Obama said
and did. Remember his Peace Nobel statement? He said he is the leader of the
free nation and make no mistakes evil does exist and he commands the military
that will and is killing enemies before they kill us. That is his way of Obama
making peace. It sounds like Bush Doctrine to me of whom I love it dearly and I
love the man behind it too, George W. Bush. He started with Somalis pirates,
Afghanistan, AQ, Gadhafi and ongoing war against terror. You may phrase it
whatever you want but it is what it is, and he believes evil does exist and as
Commander In Chief he is doing just that to make his peace.
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