Showing posts with label lie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lie. Show all posts
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Paul Ryan spends 'minutes' volunteering at soup kitchen...
The 'charity' of the GOP ("just came here to get his picture taken," says the head of the charity).
Paul Ryan's staged soup kitchen photo-op... the video:
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=50133186n
Paul Ryan makes unauthorized stop at soup kitchen
GOP vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan on Saturday stopped at a soup kitchen in Youngstown, Ohio, where he and members of his family washed dishes for several minutes. The head of the charity has since come out saying Ryan's visit violated the organization's apolitical status, and that Ryan "just came in here to get his picture taken."
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Ryan and Walker say Obama should have saved a Wisconsin GM plant that went belly up... but it closed before Obama even took office! Make Sense???
Last night Paul Ryan, from the great state of Wisconsin, in a speech at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, told the lie that President Obama broke his promise to keep a Wisconsin GM plant from closing. There are a number of problems with his statement but the main one is that the GM plant closed while President Bush was still in office! Later Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker repeated this same lie.


www.politifact.com
If the hometown of Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan has had an icon
during his lifetime, it was a sprawling General Motors auto assembly
plant. For decades, the Janesville, Wis., plant gave thousands of people
a comfortable living...
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker lied about collective-bargaining law!
Walker: Collective-bargaining law doesn’t save money
Remember how Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin was insisting that his controversial law to end collective bargaining for most public employees was needed to help save money and balance the budget?
Well, he's now acknowledging that's not exactly true.
During testimony before the House Oversight and Government Affairs committee in Washington, Walker, a Republican, was badgered by Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) about how much money his law would actually save, reports the Capitol Times of Madison. The topic of the hearing, after all, was state and municipal debt, so Kucinich wondered how the collective bargaining law was relevant.
After some hemming and hawing by Walker, Kucinich asked flat out: "How much money does it save Gov. Walker? Just answer the question."
"It doesn't save any," Walker responded.
Last month, the effort by Walker and Wisconsin Republican legislators to pass the collective bargaining measure brought thousands of protesters to the state Capitol for weeks. The bill ultimately passed, but is on hold after Democrats challenged the procedure used for passing it.
Walker and Republicans have said that the law is needed to help reduce public-sector pensions and benefits that they see as lavish, and balance the budget. Democrats and unions have said they're willing to negotiate on those issues, and see the law as an effort to curb the political power of the labor movement.
And it looks Walker just bolstered their case.
original story here: Walker: Collective-bargaining law doesn’t save money
(Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker on Capitol Hill, April 14, 2011.: J. Scott Applewhite/AP)
Remember how Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin was insisting that his controversial law to end collective bargaining for most public employees was needed to help save money and balance the budget?
During testimony before the House Oversight and Government Affairs committee in Washington, Walker, a Republican, was badgered by Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) about how much money his law would actually save, reports the Capitol Times of Madison. The topic of the hearing, after all, was state and municipal debt, so Kucinich wondered how the collective bargaining law was relevant.
After some hemming and hawing by Walker, Kucinich asked flat out: "How much money does it save Gov. Walker? Just answer the question."
"It doesn't save any," Walker responded.
Last month, the effort by Walker and Wisconsin Republican legislators to pass the collective bargaining measure brought thousands of protesters to the state Capitol for weeks. The bill ultimately passed, but is on hold after Democrats challenged the procedure used for passing it.
Walker and Republicans have said that the law is needed to help reduce public-sector pensions and benefits that they see as lavish, and balance the budget. Democrats and unions have said they're willing to negotiate on those issues, and see the law as an effort to curb the political power of the labor movement.
And it looks Walker just bolstered their case.
original story here: Walker: Collective-bargaining law
(Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker on Capitol Hill, April 14, 2011.: J. Scott Applewhite/AP)
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