Facts Matter: Medicare “In addition to focusing on job creation, my husband multitasks. He was also focused on improving access to health care for millions of Americans. (Applause.) Barack didn’t care whether health reform was the easy thing to do politically because that’s not who he is. He cared that it was the right thing to do. And today, because of health reform, our parents and grandparents on Medicare are paying hundreds less for their prescription drugs — today.”
Think Progress counted 27 lies told by Romney during the debates. That’s 27 new ads we can run. Here’s No. 3:
Non-partisan analysts say the Mitt Romney/Paul Ryan plan for Medicare could raise seniors’ costs up to $6,400 a year. Unless you’re making Mitt Romney/Paul Ryan money…why would you want that for yourself or your children?
So, what exactly did Mitt Romney say last night?
Well, he threw out a lot of platitudes.
To say he was foggy on the details is an insult to fog.
And, of course, he left out his woeful job creation record when he was an actual Executive of a State.
Some things you just can’t shake away…or “Etch-A-Sketch”, if you will.
Mitt Romney’s plant to etch-a-sketch his record should stay on the cutting room floor where it belongs.
Mitt Romney: An end to the Medicare Promise.
Robert Reich explains the Romney/Ryan Economic Plan in a great, easy-to-understand video.
For the record, Grandma? Grandpa? This is Tumblr,and this is the video Stephanie Cutter recommended you watch.
