Ryan: Obama trying to 'muddle and confuse' voters [ournewsa.blogspot.com]
James Traficant; "I was a Target!"Defends himself in front of the Committee that will vote for his expulsion from Congress, other wise known as; Railroaded. He w Defends himself in front of the Committee that will vote for his expulsion from Congress, other wise known as; Railroaded. He was railroaded out of the government because he was to out spoken, especially about the Chinese money donated to the Democratic Party and how Janet Reno would not investigate it. The federal case against him was not allowed to be conducted in his own Congressional District, with a jury of his peers. Janet Reno really had it out for him for the things he said about her. It seems the way things are going these days; a terrorist would get more rights than he did. Why don't we try the terrorists in the US and give them a jury of their peers. Perhaps we can fly over a bunch of Middle Easterners to be in their jury. Beam me up! This video is from July 2002
Published October 07, 2012
Associated Press
Republican vice presidential nominee Rep. Paul Ryan told supporters Sunday in President Barack Obama's home state their contributions will help Republicans define the "very clear choice" for voters in the final weeks before Election Day.
Speaking at a fundraiser in suburban Chicago, Ryan, R-Wis., said the president is trying to "throw the kitchen sink" at GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney and "muddle and confuse" voters. He also accused Obama of distorting Romney's record and said the president's campaign is outspending the GOP ticket on television advertising in some key states.
Ryan told attendees their support will "give us the resources we need to make sure he doesn't get away with it."
Tickets to the event at the Hyatt Regency O'Hare ranged from $ 2,500 to $ 75,800 per person. The campaign said about 260 people attended.
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