[DarthVader]

Like these people were going to vote GOP anyway.\s

[InterceptPoint]

All Dems at your posts. Let the Demagogue Games begin.

[Kozak]

“screw the youngsters, I like my benefits future be damned”

[ilgipper]

“I don’t want [politicians] to rule with ideology. That puts me off.”

And this idiot will turn around and vote for a Marxist.....the candidate with the most radical ideology in US political history. Fools.

[DoughtyOne]

Some heavy drinkers...
Some Lesbians...
Some Heterosexuals...
Some Men...
Some Women...
Some other people...

And all members of the DNCp.

[Wiser now]

Here we go again. Even the WSJ has a writer on staff who apparently believes Ryan will eliminate Medicare his first day in office.
Attention Seniors:The Republicans are not going to eliminate your Social Security or Medicare.
They are going to reform the program for people in their twenties because we have to. The money to continue it as it is simply is never going to be there.

[Iron Munro]

Debbie Washerwoman-Schultz was on FOX News this morning with the “Rat talking points.

She was pounding away on how Ryan’s plan will kill Medicare and leave seniors with huge out-of-pocket increases, blah, blah, blah, balh, blah.

That woman gets more vile day by day.

[tsowellfan]

Only if they listen to the media and not get the facts...

The Ryan plan to save Medicare specifically ensures NO changes to the current plan of those 55 years old or older.

http://youtu.be/DJIC7kEq6kw

[P.O.E.]

Whenever I see a headline with “some say” or “many concerned” it’s a red flag that it’s an opinion piece by the author.

Are we supposed to believe they were just standing around and overheard others express these thoughts and are just “reporting”?

[Berlin_Freeper]

some

[ilgipper]

Even the WSJ goes with the hard left propaganda.

A poll just posted shows a 59/29 approval among seniors for Ryan, but the WSJ seeks out the disgruntled to add to their article...they pick the one guy in all of Florida who was undecided and now went to volunteer for obama today, but ignore the massive crowds that showed up in VA in response to the pick...including many seniors.

[bgill]

Wasn’t this old argument worn out a dozen elections ago?

[depressed in 06]

The “some” seniors, who worry about Ryan are the same seniors that were going to vote to continue the free lunch anyway. And, there are “some” seniors that worry that there will not be a future for their grand-children.

[cricket]

Stella; your 'Medicare is NOT going to change'; unless Obamacare prevails and it's author.

Repubs do need, quickly; 'education' ads; that run where the greatest number of Seniors can see them. A continuous loop; would be nice; albeit; we know; not financially, 'practical'. So much to undo; given the fear mongering of the Left.

[beenaround]

I guess whomever interviewed the woman who was 92 and “liked Medicare the way it was” didn’t explain changes made would NOT have any effect on those 55 years of age or older.

Surprise, surprise.

[Common Sense 101]

Uh huh, right. You “seniors” better pull your collective heads out of your collective a$$es and start worrying about the future of healthcare with OcommieCare... some of those mythical “savings” come from withholding treatment from one particular age group... guess which one?

[originalbuckeye]

We must drive home the point that Medicare, as we know it, is going away anyway. The public must understand it is unsustainable. Meanwhile, I wouldn't put all my money on many seniors in Miami voting Republican anyway. Mostly, even though they may say they are Independents, they are really Democrats. Obama depends on the ignorance of the voting public. He knows that the lying ads will stick with some. He doesn't care if he lies. He knows that many will: 1. not care he's lying and vote for him anyway; 2. never hear the clarification and vote for him anyway or 3. hear the clarification and vote for him no matter what as they are died in the wool Democrats. He knows there are many in this country that want others to carry them financially. He knows there are many lazy, good-for-nothings who believe this country owes them a living. Unfortunately he is right about what the many believe as that is what the Democrat Party has been telling them. We are fighting for the hearts and minds of the majority. And it's a majority that has been dumbed down by our education system. Many agree with him on all points. Many want Socialism as they are either: 1. the masses who want someone else to carry them or 2. are bleeding hearts who think we are an evil country and the lazy should be carried. Either way we have a tough row to hoe.

[fireman15]

Senior citizens ought to be worrying about health care rationing after a quarter of our health care professionals decide to do something else with their time because of Obamacare.

My wife's eye doctor told her she should get her cataracts fixed now because in the future she expects they will only be allowed to fix one eye. She says she might retire once Obamacare kicks in. Our friend in Great Britain's husband died because he had to wait 3 years for a simple heart procedure that would have been scheduled in a week over here.

[Common Sense 101]

“I think Romney should have picked someone more middle-of-the-road,” said Manny Meland, an 82-year-old independent who lives in Miami Beach. “I don’t want [politicians] to rule with ideology. That puts me off.”

I realize Manny is 82, but exactly how many naps does one have to of taken over the last 3 1/2 years to have missed the jug-eared moron’s “ideology”. Geesh, what a dumba$$.

[SoFloFreeper]

Arian Campo-Flores is apparently a journalist with a pro-Obamugabe agenda!

Lookee here:

"A new Gallup/USA Today poll contains a counterintuitive finding: the age group most receptive to House Budget Chair Paul Ryan‘s plan to deal with the budget – seniors."

source:

http://hotlineoncall.nationaljournal.com/archives/2011/04/gallup-seniors.php