would have the negative consequences that acute in the time that you worked there and at the omb? no, because usually what happens is, you are revising the legislation to try to avoid those kinds of outcomes. right. so you re saying the process is what produced the outcomes here in some ways, this thing was put together, it was rammed through, and that s how he get what you see in that cbo score. two things. i think there are some content issues here. and then given the content issues, there s also not iterating enough on how to improve it. what are the content issues? the basic content issues are, they re not putting enough money into subsidies for health insurance. so you can t make the system work while you re pulling out hundreds of billions of dollars. something s got to give. and that s what s happening. and to uerstand the math here, right, the reasonhat that is true is because they cat put more money in because they want to repeal all the taxes. and if and they
in this special hour, we re taking a close look at the man mitt romney s asked to join him on the republican presidential ticket, congressman paul ryan of wisconsin. fittingly, romney made the big announcement in front of the battle ship, the uss wisconsin. ryan is chairman of the house budget committee, made a name for himself here in washington, by battling deficits and fighting for cuts in government spending. listen to how mitt romney broke the news. it s an honor to announce my running mate and the next vice president of the united states, paul ryan! [ cheers and applause ] his leadership his leadership begins with character and values. paul is a man of tremendous character, shaped in large part by his early life. paul s father died when he was in high school. that forced him to grow up earlier than any young man should, but paul did, with the help of his devoted mother, his brothers and sister, and a supportive community. and as he did, he internalized the virtues