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Ryan's Blueprint For America budget plan approved by the House of Representatives
Congressman Paul Ryan of Wisconsin strikes a pose—Photo by Joseph Earnest
by Joseph Earnest December 12, 2013
Newscast Media WASHINGTON—Congressman Paul Ryan's budget dubbed "The Path To Prosperity" has just been passed by the Republican-controlled House of Representatives, setting the stage for the two-year plan to roll into the Senate next week for a vote. If it passes the Democrat-controlled Senate, the last phase of Ryan's plan will be at the desk of Barack Obama, awaiting the president's signature to be placed on the bottom line.
The squabbles between Democrats and Republicans caused the 16-day government shutdown to occur last October, forcing the brilliant Mathematician, Paul Ryan, to go to the drawing board and lay out a blueprint on how to run the government for the next two years.
Paul Ryan's newly-passed budget does the following:
- Cuts government spending to protect hardworking taxpayers;
- Tackles the drivers of our debt, so our troops don't pay the price for Washington's failure to take action;
- Restores economic freedom and ensures a level playing field for all by putting an end to special-interest favoritism and corporate welfare;
- Reverses the President's policies that drive up gas prices, and instead promotes an all-of the-above strategy for unlocking American energy production to help lower costs, create jobs, and reduce dependence on foreign oil;
- Strengthens health and retirement security by taking power away from government bureaucrats and empowering patients instead with control over their own care;
- Reforms the broken tax code to spur job creation and economic opportunity by lowering rates, closing loopholes, and putting hardworking taxpayers ahead of special interests.
*Click here to read or download Paul Ryan's Path to Prosperity Plan. (pop-up)
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