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CNN Doesn’t Let Debbie Get Away With Her Normal Distortion Of Facts

Wolf Blitzer takes Debbie to task (see interview here) over her repetition of the false talking points the DNC has chosen to attempt to sway seniors.

By Guy Benson
Poor Debbie.  She’s totally out-gunned and has nowhere to hide.  Her talking points are pitifully hollow and cannot withstand even basic questioning.  She stubbornly rejects the (correct) premise that the Romney/Ryan Medicare reform plan exempts everyone over the age of 54, and plays fast and loose with numbers — conflating 55 and 65 on several occasions.  When she is brow-beaten into finally acknowledging — if not admitting — the truth around the 3:45 mark, she quickly realizes her “mistake” and reverts back into denialism.  When Blitzer asks her to specify exactly how current or soon-to-be seniors would be impacted by the GOP plan, she cannot.  Because they’re not.  The Left is intellectually bankrupt on the very subject they claim will allow them to crush Mitt Romney in November.  They despise the bipartisan solution Republicans have offered, but they have no alternative of their own.  Dear Democrats, Medicare is slated to go bankrupt in 2024.  You say it’s wrong for future seniors to be denied Medicare as it currently exists.  Okay, what’s your plan, guys?  We know that your actions have already cut Medicare by $700 Billion to pay for part of Obamacare.  We also know that Obamacare establishes a government panel to ration care for the elderly.  And yet the 2024 deadline is still coming.  Again, what’s your plan, Democrats?  Mr. President?  Anyone?

I confronted Wasserman Schutlz on this very question last summer, and she gave an incoherent and inaccurate response.  Also, here’s video of Paul Ryan destroying DWS’ talking point about seniors (read: future seniors) having to pay $6,000 more per year for healthcare.  A debt crisis is on the near horizon.  Entitlement programs are going under.  Twenty-three million Americans are unemployed, underemployed or have given up home.  GDP growth is slowing.  The president and his allies have no plans, so they’re forced to invent smears and argue against positions that their opponents don’t hold. I’ll leave you with this clip of my debate with Sally Kohn on Fox News.  The topic: Whether comparisons between Paul Ryan and Ronald Reagan are apt.  Sally, like many liberals, is forced to pretend that she adores Reagan — arguing that he was far too liberal to win the GOP nomination these days.  (Remember, every Republican is either dumber or more evil than the last).  This assertion is laughable, and her characterization of Reagan’s record is flat wrong.  Kohn also offers some, um, creative “interpretations” of what the Romney/Ryan plan would do:

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