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Incidentally, or not surprisingly, when asked earlier this morning if he’s yet backing anyone for the Republican presidential nomination, Ryan replied, “I don’t have a strong preference right now,” and added — presumably in a pointed dig at heir-apparent Romney himself — “We can’t give it to the next person in line.”
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simon templar| 3.2.11 @ 7:16PM
Yeah, he is absolutely right!
Beth| 3.2.11 @ 7:45PM
I actually read that as "hair apparent." LOL
kingsmill| 3.2.11 @ 8:39PM
Paul Ryan knows his Mitt-there's no there, there.
G. Tracy Mehan, III| 3.3.11 @ 10:28AM
Ryan was also very critical of Romneycare in his remarks.
Michael L. Hauschild| 3.3.11 @ 10:35AM
Other than Romney, who somehow remains proud of his debacle, I have not heard from anyone involved who is "for" Romneycare.
Boston12GS| 3.3.11 @ 12:34PM
The ONLY good thing about RomneyCare is that ANYONE can go online and see what their healthcare would cost in MA. Just go to the MA Health Connector, answer a few questions, and you'll see your choices and prices.
https://www.mahealthconnector.org/portal/site/connector/
For me and my wife, actually living in MA, a health married couple in 30s/40s, our annual health insurance bill is $16,000+ ($1k/month premium + $4,000 annual deductible) before ANY coverage kicks in.
Thanks, Mitt!
Boston12GS| 3.3.11 @ 12:46PM
And for those Mitt apologists who claim that the version of RomneyCare that Mitt signed into law was a GOOD plan, but was twisted by the MA legislature after the signing, ask them to tell you EXACTLY what parts of the current law Mitt objects to--they can't do it, because the most defective parts of RomneyCare (e.g., the individual mandate) were IN THE BILL WHEN HE SIGNED IT.
Chuck Near Houston| 3.3.11 @ 2:03PM
"We can't give it to the next person in line." - Why, not. We gave it to Bob Dole. When it's your turn, it's your turn.