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You are here2012 Vice PresidentPassion to Improve America Was on Full Display as VP Nominee Paul Ryan Took Stag at GOP National Convention
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Paul Ryan the GOP Bombshell
Mitt Romney released a Republican bombshell on Saturday, August 11 in Norfolk, Virginia. Romney’s announcement, that Congressman Paul Ryan would be his running mate, hit the Liberals like a lightening jolt. Posted under:
Will VP Candidate Paul Ryan Excite Tea Party Voters?
When asked whether she thought Congressman Paul Ryan was a good pick by Mitt Romney, she said: Read more »Posted under:
Paul Ryan - A Home Run
"I am ecstatic about the selection of Paul Ryan as Governor Mitt Romney's running mate for the upcoming November election. Posted under:
What Mitt Romney's Selection of Paul Ryan Signals
Ryan’s selection means something else. While much of the conservative media focus was on how bold this choice was and that it means an adult conversation on the
Give Ryan His Head And The Choice Should Be Good
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Paul Ryan: Conservatism's Atomic Bomb
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Paul Ryan - A VP for America's Future
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Vice Presidential nominee Paul Ryan was clearly the big draw at tonight's convention. Congressman Ryan hit hard for the future of this country by clearly laying out how he and Mitt Romney would tackle the tough issues that are bankrupting our country. In doing so, Paul Ryan utilized both his young family and his mother to hit home that his reforms would bring "opportunity for the young and security for the old." 
Will GOP Vice Presidential Candidate Paul Ryan help get the grassroots excited to get to the polls on the election day? Amy Kremer, Chair of Tea Party Express, went "On the Record" to discuss her thoughts on the matter.
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Paul Ryan's selection as Vice President signals the changing of the guard in so many ways. Ryan's expertise on the budget allows him expertise in many areas, including health care. If you want to know how Ryan can play on the big scene as a 42 year old, 
I’ve been relatively sparse recently. But as sometimes happens, my comments have been piling up in the last few days. However, I was compelled to react to the Paul Ryan selection to be Romney’s VP running-mate, hopefully as briefly as possible. I looked at 
Remember John McCain's concession speech. It felt like the end of a political era, our appeals to Americans of the value of military service, "country first" just obliterated by the Obama wave. It was a political war machine that swept the nation, Oprah crying, college kids euphoric, women fainting. All we could do was rattle our sabers, like outdated British Redcoats and charge into a hell-like wall of mechanized death. 
Mitt Romney’s selection of Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan to be his Vice-Presidential running mate is perhaps the most serious and forward-thinking choice he could have made. We all know Mitt Romney has great executive and private sector experience, which will help get our economy moving again, but Paul Ryan brings with him a deep understanding of what it will take to balance the federal budget and protect the future of our country. The combination of Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan shows the nation that the GOP will be ready on day one to fix the economic malaise of President Obama and provide a stable foundation for a bright future. 
2012 is one of those crucial elections, and every vote counts. So the question remains, who should be the Vice President nominee for the Republican Presidential candidate? If you would have asked me about Marco Rubio three months ago, I would have said his time has yet to come. Today, I will say that whoever wins the Republican nomination will need an individual who hails from a crucial state, has charisma to excite the base and represent the future of the Republican Party. That is Marco Rubio. 
Many Americans in the United States are asking what could be a good ticket for the presidential nomination. The candidates in the Republican Party have been on the race for several months, some for several years. One thing that most Americans are in agreement with is that President Barack Obama and Vice President Biden need to go. They cannot continue for another four more years. We need to fix the economy; this can only grow when Americans are working. We need to have an energy plan that would maximize energy production from all sources—We need to repeal Obamacare but have instead a find replacement healthcare at low cost and where competition is feasible, 
