March 19, 2012
@RepPaulRyan: If you agree it’s morally wrong to ignore the most predictable crisis in U.S. history, this is your budget:
Americans have a choice to make.
A choice that's going to determine our country’s future.
Will it be a future that looks like the America we know? One of greater opportunity, greater prosperity...
Or...more of what we’re seeing today...debt, doubt and decline.
Americans, not Washington, should decide.
In 2010, voters asked for an alternative to the direction government was taking the country.
Last year House Republicans responded by passing a budget to control government spending.
And we’re back with a budget that offers real solutions again.
Make no mistake, years of empty promises from both political parties got us in this mess today....
But when it comes to the federal budget, the Democrat-led Senate hasn’t..even..proposed one in 3 years.
They continue to spend, but there’s zero accountability.
The President has proposed a budget, but it calls for more spending and more debt.
Despite imposing roughly 2 trillion dollars in tax increases on hardworking taxpayers, the debt stillskyrockets under his plan, and it will put us on par with countries like Greece.
That will mean...sudden cuts to benefits, sudden tax increases, and really a fundamental change to the American way of life as we know it.
This doesn’t have to be our future.
Instead, we’ve shared with Americans a specific plan of action that cuts spending, pays off the debt and gets our economy back on the path to prosperity.
Real, specific reform is needed to strengthen the health and retirement security of seniors and the economic security of all Americans.
We’ve shown how, under the President’s health care law, Medicare goes bankrupt.
And we’ve exposed how his law takes control away from current seniors, and gives that power to a board of fifteen unelected bureaucrats.
Our plan includes no changes for those in or near retirement and, instead of government bureaucrats, puts patients in control of their health care decisions.
We’ve proposed tax reform that’s common sense -- a plan that lowers tax rates and closes special interest loopholes so our tax code is fairer, simpler, and more competitive. That’s how we’ll create a healthier environment for businesses to hire and expand.
The common thread here is that our plan takes power away from Washington... and gives it back to the individual.
Because it’s the American people, not bureaucrats in Washington, who make this nation what it is.
Now, it’s up to the people to demand from their government a better budget, a better plan, and a choice between two futures.
The question is: which future will we choose?
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