Ryan’s proposals always exempt the Pentagon from any meaningful spending cuts, so he is elevated to the status of national leader . . . . Ryan gets a pass for his fiscal irresponsibility in the past mostly because people don’t remember it or they try to ignore it. His current credibility as a fiscal conservative is not based on what he has done while in office (which would show that he has not been a fiscal conservative), but rather on what he proposes that we should be doing years from now.
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Quotation Of The Day: Paul Ryan's Faux Fiscal Responsibility Edition
Daniel Larison sums it up in this post at The American Conservative:
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Quotation of the Day
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