Keller @ Large: Using Medicare As A Political Weapon
Both Democrats and Republicans are trying to use Medicare as a political weapon.
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Both Democrats and Republicans are trying to use Medicare as a political weapon.
Scott Brown is praising Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's vice presidential nominee, Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan, for being a "hard worker."
If you like the GOP war on women, you are going to love Paul Ryan. After all, Ryan's record on women's health could easily be mistaken for one of W. Mitt Romney's primary opponents, Rick Santorum.
Dan Rea called it October 28th, 2010!
Paul Ryan has changed the Electoral College math. With the pick, Romney has chosen a path that writes off almost all of the country and focuses the election on the industrial Midwest.
The push is on to turn Paul Ryan into a drag on the GOP ticket, especially among undecided or apathetic voters.
After months of failing to find a way to gain ground in the presidential campaign, Mitt Romney has hit the reset button by picking Paul Ryan as his running mate, but once the dust has settled and the Conventions are over, it is hard to see how Romney will have changed the direction of the 2012 presidential campaign.
Romney wisely went with a safe and sure bet because Paul Ryan is a strong, conservative-approved candidate whose image is as clean as Romney's.
Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan sat down for a "60 Minutes" interview that aired Sunday night on CBS.
After Mitt Romney decided on a running mate, Paul Ryan's carefully planned transition from congressman to vice presidential candidate began — in deep secret.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney tapped Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin as his vice presidential running mate for the fall campaign on Saturday.
Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan is Mitt Romney's running mate, and Ryan will be a lightning rod, no doubt about it.
At 42, Ryan has spent almost half of his life in the Washington fold, the last 14 representing a southern Wisconsin district that runs from the shores of Lake Michigan through farm country south of Madison.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has picked Wisconsin congressman Paul Ryan to be his running mate, according to a Republican with knowledge of the development.
A group of Catholic nuns have started a bus tour challenging the Ryan budget plan and its cuts to social programs.
