[Hokestuk]

I'm certainly a lot happier with Mitt today than I was yesterday. Why isn't it Ryan that is at the top of the ticket? Whatever, the key is that Ryan helps define this race as a stark choice between whether as country we are going to be conservative or leftist, and the voters will pick conservative! Ryan may help remedy the problem of Mitt not projecting distinctive ideology, where Mitt is just mush, and the voters would reject that, even if it meant reelecting the radical O.

Michelle Malkin just put the spotlight on this must see video of Paul Ryan discussing medicare reform. It is awesome. And I think we should viralize it, and get Democrats and independents to watch it before the libs get around to putting up their bogus arguments against it: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJIC7kEq6kw&info=Ryan_Medicare

[tsowellfan]

Michelle Malkin just put the spotlight on this must see video of Paul Ryan discussing medicare reform. It is awesome. And I think we should viralize it, and get Democrats and independents to watch it before the libs get around to putting up their bogus arguments against it:

(Reposting for it to be clickable)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJIC7kEq6kw&info=Ryan_Medicare

[Alberta's Child]

Ryan’s a smart guy and is certainly capable of being President, but Romney is at the top of this ticket for a very important reason. All politics aside, everything I’ve read and heard about him “behind the scenes” tells me that he’s one of the most effective, competent executives ever to run for the White House. That may not be enough to win an election, but he’s there to be a leader in some very challenging times for this country.