911:(CBPP), a left-leaning think tank, released a comprehensive study detailing how Paul Ryan's budget plan would affect state and local government. The study concluded that the plan would force states and localities to cut services drastically, due to the substantial cuts in federal funding they would receive. The largest cut in funding from the federal government would be Medicaid funding. The plan cuts federal funding for the federal-state Medicaid program by 34% by 2022, and by steadily larger amounts in years after that. For services such as education, law enforcement, water treatment, and disaster response, states would lose over $ 247 billion in federal funding from 2013–2021. The plan also would cut federal funding for state and local transportation and infrastructure projects by $ 194 billion through 2021. By 2021, the plan would reduce discretionary state and local grants to an estimate 0.6% of GDP, which is less than half the average of the last 35 years. The study also concluded that the plan would hurt economic recovery and job growth by forcing layoffs at the state and local levels of government. The plan may also result in higher taxes at the state and local levels, to help offset the cuts in federal aid.
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that, in 2030, a typical 65-year old would pay 68 percent of the benchmark under the proposal, compared with 25 percent under the extended-baseline scenario and 30 percent under the alternative fiscal scenario." The benchmark refers to the estimated cost of a private health insurance plan with a benefit package comparable to
Medicare. The additional cost was because both administrative costs (including profits) and payment rates to providers are higher under private plans. The additional cost would be partially offset by: a) incremental "utilization management" or care restrictions exerted by private providers versus Medicare; and b) enrollees facing increased cost-sharing would tend to lower utilization of services.
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well as
Americans, to doubt whether this country can deal with its fiscal challenges. So, what we've said is this: we're going to protect today's seniors and those nearing retirement. But for the rest of us, all of us who are 54 and younger, I know those programs are not going to be there for me when I retire, just like everyone else 54 and younger. They can't. We cannot sustain that kind of trajectory.
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Ryan claimed that his new
Medicare plan was modeled after the health care plans that Congressmen themselves currently receive. Others point out that Members of Congress have what is called a "fair-share deal" as they do not bear the entire risk of increased costs because of health care inflation. The
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The 2013 proposal would have provided workers under the age of 55 (beginning in 2023) a choice of private plans competing alongside the traditional fee-for-service option on a newly created
Medicare Exchange. Medicare would provide a premium payment to either pay for or offset the premium of the plan
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The proposal was criticized by
President Obama in a speech at an Associated Press luncheon on April 3, 2012, where he claimed the plan amounted to "thinly veiled social Darwinism". The plan was also criticized by Newt Gingrich who called it "right-wing social engineering". In response, both Ryan and
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Beneficiaries of the voucher payments would choose among competing private insurance plans operating in a newly established
Medicare exchange. Plans would have to insure all eligible people who apply and would have to charge the same premiums for enrollees of the same age. The voucher payments would
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The instructions given to the CBO to evaluate the proposal specified revenue of 19% GDP, which is above the current level of around 15% GDP and slightly above the 30-year historical average of 18.2% GDP. The Path states separately that income tax rates would be lowered and selected tax expenditures
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The voucher payments to enrollees would also vary with the income of the beneficiary. The wealthiest 2% of enrollees would receive 30 percent of the premium support amount described above; the next 6% would receive 50 percent of the amount described above; and people in the remaining 92% the income
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and supported by the
Republican party; however, according to Reuters, some Republicans in the House have stated that the proposal does not go far enough with its spending cuts. It was also criticized by House Democrats who claimed that the plan would negatively impact the middle class, seniors and
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The CBO also analyzed the
Medicare aspects of the resolution, reporting that: "Under the proposal, most beneficiaries who receive premium support payments would pay more for their healthcare than if they participated in traditional Medicare under either of CBO's long-term scenarios. CBO estimated
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praised Ryan's proposal. They argued that a national conversation must take place between people of all political stripes about the fiscal future. Boehner remarked, "The president is certainly entitled to disagree with our budget... but what exactly is his alternative?" Cantor said on the April 10
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What we've said and what the Ryan budget calls for are spending targets. And the way we get to spending targets both on the discretionary and mandatory side of the ledger. As we know, the unfunded obligations on entitlement programs are really what are so daunting and causing global investors, as
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stated that the proposal "relies on dubious assertions, questionable assumptions and fishy figures". He stated that it involved unrealistic assumptions for the status quo (the alternate fiscal scenario) such as the inclusion of all the Bush-era tax cuts being extended forever and the alternative
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poll surveyed support for changing
Medicare and found that 41 percent of Americans opposed it while 36 percent supported it. The Pew poll found that the more Democrats and Independents were made aware of the plan were more likely to oppose it; Republicans were more supportive the more they heard
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Eligibility for the traditional
Medicare program would not change for people who are age 55 or older by the end of 2011 or for people who receive Medicare benefits through the Disability Insurance program prior to 2022. People covered under traditional Medicare would, beginning in 2022, have the
701:. Hoyer said, "This is exactly the same rhetoric, exactly the same kind of plan that was offered in 2001 and 2003, and it led to the deepest recession this country has seen; extraordinary loss of jobs and a tanking of the stock market. Very frankly, that's not a path we want to go down again."
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praised the budget proposal for its cuts to federal spending and for making defense a priority, although it commented that the plan was not bold or aggressive enough with entitlement reforms and spending reductions. The proposal received criticism from progressive organizations, including the
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assumes revenue collection of 19% GDP after 2022, up from the current 15% GDP and closer to the historical average of 18.3% GDP. A grouping of spending categories called "Other Mandatory and Defense and Non-Defense Discretionary spending" would be reduced from 12% GDP in 2010 to 3.5% by 2050.
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tweeted that "The Path to Prosperity" was "a path to poverty for America's seniors and children." On April 13, 2011, Obama said "I don't think there's anything courageous about asking for sacrifice from those who can least afford it." On an April 27, 2011 conference call with reporters Senate
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After 2022, the current Medicare program ends for all people who have not already enrolled. People already enrolled in the current Medicare program prior to 2022 would continue to receive the program. New enrollees after 2022 would be entitled to a voucher to help them purchase private health
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The vouchers would rise in value with the consumer price index (general inflation), but as medical expenses have been rising much faster than the consumer price index, the value of the government subsidy would erode over time. When the program begins in 2022, the typical 65-year-old would be
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would have converted the federal share of Medicaid spending into a block grant indexed for inflation and population growth. The 2013 proposal also would have capped non-defense discretionary federal spending at $ 1.029 trillion and consolidated the six existing income tax brackets into two.
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Henry Aaron, one of two economists who coined the term "premium support" in response to criticisms of health care vouchers, states that the Republican plan for Medicare uses vouchers, not "premium support". The defining attribute of the plans that Aaron christened "premium support" was that
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as their proposed budget for the fiscal year 2013. The proposal was authored by Paul Ryan and is intended to contrast with President Obama's stance on taxes and federal spending. The proposal aims to reduce the ten-year federal deficit to $ 3.13 trillion through measures including a cap on
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responsible for about 25% of the cost of their healthcare, which is consistent with Medicare as it exists today. However, the share paid out-of-pocket by this typical 65-year-old in 2030 would be 68% under the Republican plan, according to the bipartisan Congressional Budget Office.
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poll in the same month found an even split for deficit reduction plans with 44 percent of Americans supporting the Democratic plan while 43 supported the Ryan plan, although the same poll found that senior citizens preferred the Ryan plan over the Obama plan. As well, in a
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poll found that 50 percent of Americans wanted to keep Medicare the way it is while 46 percent favored turning it into a voucher system per the Ryan plan. Among seniors, 62 percent wanted to maintain Medicare while 30 percent favored turning it into a voucher program.
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editorial board wrote: "We are also certain that repealing reform—the Republicans' No. 1 goal—would do enormous damage to all Americans and make it even harder to wrestle down health care costs, the best way to deal with the country's long-term fiscal crisis."
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health care plan that Members of Congress use indexes benefits to health care inflation, not the consumer price index. As health care becomes more expensive due to inflation, the government, not Members of Congress, are responsible for most of the extra costs.
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Chief actuary of Medicare Rick Foster compared Ryan's "Roadmap" with the 2010 healthcare reform in congressional hearings, stating that while both had "some potential" to make healthcare prices "more sustainable", he was more "confident" in Ryan's plan.
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to the House of Representatives, a new version of the budget updated for fiscal year 2014. The House voted 221–207 to pass H.Con.Res 25 on March 21, 2013. By July, the Ryan budget lost support when even House Republicans failed to support the
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and "shift the federal agency's responsibilities to the private sector in his 2015 fiscal year budget resolution" such as "funded at the state and local level and augmented significantly by charitable contributions from the private sector".
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Starting in 2022, the proposal would end the current Medicare program for all Americans born after 1957 and replace it with a new program (still called Medicare) which uses a voucher and would increase the age of eligibility for Medicare:
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has released a study, based largely on CBO calculations, suggesting that the Ryan Plan will add trillions of dollars to the cost of Medicare because of the lower efficiency of private insurance as compared to the current government
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that the reductions in Medicare spending would be "draconian". He also faulted the effort for not including cuts to defense spending and tax increases, which Hoyer argued must be part of any serious budgetary reform.
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has been criticized by some commentators and analysts for its allegedly unrealistic projections and assumptions about future levels of discretionary spending, tax revenue, health care costs, and unemployment.
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called it "ridiculous and heartless" due to a combination of income tax rate reductions (which he argued mainly benefit the wealthy) and large spending cuts that would affect the poor and middle classes. The
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The Path to Prosperity reduces other mandatory and discretionary spending from 12 percent of GDP in 2010 to about 6 percent in 2021. One example is Ryan recommended that the federal government not fund the
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65-year-old, payment in 2022 is specified to be $ 8,000, which is approximately the same dollar amount as projected net federal spending per capita for 65-year-olds in traditional Medicare in that year.
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Michael Hiltzik in the LA Times says there's no reason to believe that Ryan's proposals will do anything to reduce healthcare costs in the U.S., and reason to believe they would do the opposite.
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Romney stated that Obama had distorted the facts of the proposal, in particular its aim to reduce federal debt, and had used his criticism to distract from his own economic performance.
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to be allocated to the states. The total dollar amount of the block grants would increase annually with population growth and with growth in the consumer price index (average inflation).
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receives no changes in the proposal compared to the baseline. The CBO states that "spending on that program is projected to be relatively stable as a share of GDP from 2030 forward."
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projects to achieve a spending level of 3.5% GDP for all federal government spending aside from health care and social security by 2050. In 2011, this spending level was 12.5% GDP.
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983:. Similarly to the 2012 budget plan, it focuses on cuts in federal spending—except on national defense—aiming to reduce spending by $ 5 trillion and balance the budget by 2040.
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On January 27, 2010, Ryan released a modified version of his Roadmap, H.R. 4529: Roadmap for America's Future Act of 2010. The modified plan would provide across-the-board
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On taxes, the Ryan plan also eliminates the Alternative Minimum Tax, cuts the 35 percent corporate rate to 25 percent and eliminates taxes on foreign profits.
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2012. It was succeeded in March 2012 by "The Path to Prosperity: A Blueprint for American Renewal", the Republican budget proposal for 2013. Representative
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On May 21, 2008, Ryan originally introduced H.R. 6110, the Roadmap for America's Future Act of 2008. This proposed legislation outlined changes to
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on Friday, April 15, 2011 by a vote of 235 to 193, largely along party lines. No Democrats voted in favor of the bill, and four Republicans—
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governmental financial support would rise with average health care costs. The Republican plan instead has this support rising with the
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also projects federal tax revenue to be 19% GDP, up from the 2011 level of 15.5% GDP. This had been called unrealistic because
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assumes that unemployment will steadily drop to 2.8% by 2021. This would be the lowest annualized unemployment rate since the
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calls for $ 4.6 trillion in tax cuts with no offsetting tax increases, other than the closing of unspecified tax loopholes.
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would balance the budget by 2030 and reduce the level of debt held by the public to 10% GDP by 2050, vs. 62% in 2010. The
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2825:"Deficit-Reduction Package That Lacks Significant Revenues Would Shift Very Substantial Costs to States and Localities"
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of Oregon, a Democrat, but was different enough so that the Senator opposed it. To secure Medicaid benefits,
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with a voucher program for seniors. The Roadmap found only eight sponsors and did not move past committee.
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Several presumptive Republican Presidential candidates made statements in support of the proposal. Former
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when CBO estimates of benefit cuts are factored in, 80 percent or more of Americans oppose the plan.
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said that passage of the Ryan plan "would be one of the worst things to happen to this country."
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discretionary federal spending at $ 1.029 trillion and dismantling the Obama administration's
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called the plan "right wing social engineering," "radical change," and "too big of a jump."
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and subsidies for some individuals and families who purchase coverage through the exchanges;
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Michael Leachman; Richard Kogan; Vincent Palacios & Kelsey Merrick (August 8, 2012).
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go directly from the government to the private insurance companies that people selected.
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1346:"Wonkbook: This is what it looks like when the Republican budget strategy falls apart."
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2619:"Paul LePage's Welfare Reform Adviser Plagiarized Report From Progressive Think Tank"
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1613:"If Paul Ryan's Roadmap Is the Republican Way, Why Aren't Republicans Driving On it?"
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1515:"All Congressional Actions of H.R. 6110: Roadmap for America's Future Act of 2008"
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applauded the effort for "offering real leadership" and "setting the right tone".
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of those laws that deal with insurance coverage would be repealed, including:
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chosen by the senior. This plan was similar to a plan developed with Senator
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2145:"David Plouffe on New Obama Deficit Plan; Rep. Eric Cantor on Budget Battle"
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distribution would receive the full premium support amount described above.
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Each year, the voucher payments would increase to reflect increases in the
1934:"Polls Show Dangers For GOP In Pushing Ryan's Medicare Privatization Plan"
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CBO – Federal Spending as %GDP Under Alternative Scenarios and Ryan's Path
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1274:"Ron Wyden Pushes Back Against Being Linked To Paul Ryan's Medicare Plan"
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States would have additional flexibility in designing their programs.
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2515:"Ryan budget to cut $ 5.3 trillion in spending over the next decade"
2116:"Paul Ryan previews FY2012 budget, pushes back on political attacks"
1856:"Paul Ryan Is Still Unknown, Has Vulnerable Budget Plan, Polls Show"
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U.S. House Fiscal Year 2014 Budget (H. Con. Res. 25; 113th Congress)
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2733:"Left-Leaning Economists Question Cost of Bernie Sanders's Plans"
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Opposition to Ryan Medicare Plan from Older, Attentive Americans
1479:"Summary of H.R. 6110: Roadmap for America's Future Act of 2008"
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3077:"Obama assails Ryan budget as 'thinly veiled social Darwinism'"
2882:"The unrealistic assumptions behind Paul Ryan's budget numbers"
2699:"The Debatable Premise Underlying Paul Ryan's Antipoverty Plan"
2411:"Vouchers Or Premium Support: What's In A Name? by Henry Aaron"
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The Republican proposal would make several changes to the 2010
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U.S. federal deficits, surpluses, and debt under various plans.
3182:"Ryan's Budget Proposal: A Down Payment on the Common Defense"
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Alison Acosta Fraser; Patrick Louis Knudsen (March 20, 2012).
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2767:"Trump's Tax Plan Has Echoes Of The Kansas Tax Cut Experiment"
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a portion of Social Security, eliminate the tax exclusion for
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The 2012 Republican proposal was formalized and passed by the
3209:"Ryan Budget Would Cause More Pain for Communities of Color"
1374:"New Approach to Corporate Tax Law Has House G.O.P. Support"
1247:"Senate rejects budget measure containing medicare overhaul"
343:"more sustainable", he was more "confident" in Ryan's plan.
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that the House had ignored the recommendations made by the
2596:"Long-Term Analysis of a Budget Proposal by Chairman Ryan"
2542:"Long-Term Analysis of a Budget Proposal by Chairman Ryan"
1703:"Long-Term Analysis of a Budget Proposal by Chairman Ryan"
1046:"The Path to Prosperity: A Blueprint for American Renewal"
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The proposal would repeal the provisions that created the
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BPC-Comparison of Ryan Budget to Other Plans – March 2012
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The Path to Prosperity: America's two futures, visualized
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Lori Montgomery; Rosalind S. Helderman (March 20, 2012).
1780:"U.S. Republican budget plan seeks to play up tax reform"
1167:"The Congressional Progressive Caucus' "People's Budget""
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Public opinion on health care reform in the United States
2971:"Paul Ryan Pens A Suicide Note For The Republican Party"
2665:"Price Tag of Bernie Sanders's Proposals: $ 18 Trillion"
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The Path to Prosperity: A Blueprint for American Renewal
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Canceling the expanded subsidies aimed at closing the
3155:"First Reactions to Ryan's Path to Prosperity Budget"
1908:"Americans Divided Over Ryan vs. Obama Deficit Plans"
1882:"Poll: Most Americans say Medicare is worth the cost"
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Community Living Assistance Services and Supports Act
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The Republican 2012 Budget proposal, as specified to
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Radnofsky, Louise; Hughes, Siobhan (June 22, 2016).
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The proposal was endorsed by presidential candidate
3129:"Obama Denounces Paul Ryan's 'Radical' Budget Plan"
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H.R. 4529: Roadmap for America's Future Act of 2010
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The Path to Prosperity: Restoring America's Promise
1806:"Wonkbook: 84 percent oppose Ryan's Medicare plan"
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3250:CBO Analysis of Ryan Budget Proposal – April 2011
1830:CNN Poll: Majority gives thumbs down to Ryan plan
1454:"The five most influential voices on the economy"
1085:"Fact Checker: Rep. Paul Ryan's budget blueprint"
1028:– The Fiscal Year 2014 version of the Ryan Budget
2026:"Paul Krugman-Ludicrous and Cruel-April 7, 2011"
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18:U.S. budget proposal of the Republican Party
2335:"Reid will hold Senate vote on Ryan budget"
2051:"Paul Krugman-Ryan and Taxes-April 8, 2011"
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2053:. Krugman.blogs.nytimes.com. April 8, 2011
1217:"House Vote 277 – Passes Ryan Budget Bill"
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2598:. Cbo.gov. April 5, 2011. pp. 20–22
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214:budget proposals, outlined by President
2697:Herszenhorn, David M. (June 14, 2016).
2254:"Obama Lays Out Deficit Reduction Plan"
2169:Von Drehle, David (December 14, 2011).
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823:Center for Economic and Policy Research
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284:, proposed a similar tax plan entitled
189:federal government of the United States
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3280:United States House of Representatives
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909:Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
450:and the health care provisions of the
438:Repeal of 2010 health care legislation
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2663:Meckler, Laura (September 14, 2015).
2642:"How the Left Is Revitalizing Itself"
1517:. Library of Congress. Archived from
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3051:"How Paul Ryan sold his budget plan"
2915:United States House Budget Committee
2731:Calmes, Jackie (February 15, 2016).
1792:Paul Ryan plan unpopular, polls show
1335:Three Steps to Pro Growth Tax Reform
627:Paul Ryan pictured in February 2011.
2361:Hiltzik, Michael (April 17, 2011).
2309:"Reid to force vote on Ryan budget"
2307:Shiner, Meredith (April 27, 2011).
2281:"The budget battle: Obama vs. Ryan"
2197:O'Connor, Patrick (April 5, 2011).
2093:. Blog.heritage.org. March 20, 2012
1880:Stephanie Condon (April 21, 2011).
1854:Mark Blumenthal (August 11, 2012).
1452:Roth, Zachary (December 27, 2010).
1249:. CNN. May 25, 2011. Archived from
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2765:Mclean, Jim (September 30, 2017).
2640:LaMarche, Gara (August 13, 2014).
2199:"Democrats Decry Ryan Budget Plan"
1556:The Budget Committee Republicans.
961:(CHIP) will not exceed inflation.
853:A plan that proposes to eliminate
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2571:"The Long Term Budgetary Impact…"
2423:10.1377/forefront.20110406.010157
2409:Aaron, Henry J. (April 6, 2011).
2333:Fabian, Jordan (April 27, 2011).
2279:Jackson, David (April 14, 2011).
1611:Ambinder, Marc (March 11, 2010).
1372:Lohr, Steve (December 12, 2016).
1145:"The White House Budget Proposal"
861:Additionally, Erik Wasson wrote:
849:, panned the proposal. He wrote:
501:"coverage gap" in Medicare Part D
276:In 2016, Ryan and Representative
3245:Path to Prosperity – Full Report
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2487:"The Brave and Serious Mr. Ryan"
2225:Fabian, Jordan (April 5, 2011).
2123:– HouseBudgetCommittee @ YouTube
1637:Klein, Ezra (February 1, 2010).
1558:"A Roadmap For America's Future"
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37:This article is part of a series
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3180:Baker Spring (March 21, 2012).
3101:David Jackson (April 3, 2012).
3049:Jake Sherman (March 22, 2012).
2853:"Paul Ryan's Multiple Unicorns"
2617:Terkel, Amanda (May 21, 2014).
1932:John Terbush (April 22, 2011).
1723:Wright, Jazzy (April 1, 2014).
1118:David Lawder (March 20, 2012).
264:In March 2013, Ryan introduced
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2513:Erik Wasson (March 20, 2012).
1727:. American Library Association
1484:Congressional Research Service
1425:Lizza, Ryan (August 6, 2012).
485:The proposal would repeal the
282:House Ways and Means Committee
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1906:Lydia Saad (April 27, 2011).
1804:Ezra Klein (April 20, 2011).
1575:Ryan, Representative Paul D.
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367:Medicare and Medicaid changes
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1331:Saving Medicare, Visualized
915:Projections and Assumptions
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634:A news analysis piece by
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2908:"The Path To Prosperity"
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2415:Health Affairs Forefront
2171:"Paul Ryan: The Prophet"
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1489:Library of Congress
1189:"Let's Take a Hike"
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