Was Paul Ryan the Right VP Choice for Mitt Romney?
Did Mitt Romney make the right choice in Paul Ryan, when he named the Congressional Representative from Wisconsin his Vice Presidential running mate? The positives for Ryan are clearly his charisma, intellectual acuity, conservative values and financial acumen. He’s got leadership skills and even looks presidential. However, the mark against Ryan probably cost him a run at the presidency this year. When Ryan came out with his strong plan to reform the entitlement programs, he polarized himself from party favor because of the backlash from the media and America’s senior sector. Surely President Obama will use that same issue against Ryan and Romney in the coming weeks. The soon to be formalized GOP candidate, Romney, has already pre-empted the likely strike from the Democrats with a series of proactive campaign advertisements making the President look like the destroyer of senior programs. So, I ask, has Paul Ryan bettered the chances of Mitt Romney or weakened them? Would someone else have been a better choice? While we’re at it, add your insight and view about entitlement programs and what should be done to preserve America’s future and current way of life.
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