Paul Ryan, the Wisconsin Republican Congressman will not be
running for presidential elections, which is supposed to be held in the year
2012. In a surprise move, the congressman has withdrawn his name after being
confronted from within his own party. Republican Paul Ryan was always
considered to be a conservative. He carried a reputation of being a supporter
of a budget cut, which often led to disapproval from the Republicans. It was
his sheer support for privatising Medicare to some extent that has led to criticism.
The congressman’s name also came along with Governor Chris
Christie who is expected to run for presidency. But the man who always had a
hot and cold relationship with his party colleagues because of his budget cut
policy was considered a pro rich supporter. His proposal of budget cut and then
using the cut to reorganize privileges was never perceived as the right way in
the wake of current economic crisis. When the whole US is staring at unemployment
and downward economic trend, the budget cut policy was considered utterly
conservative and not in sync with the present times.
Though, the budget plan of his was instrumental in making
him popular, on the overhand, it has also led to dissatisfaction within his
party, and that was considered to be one of the reasons, why Paul Ryan, finally
decided not to run for president. His budget plan was typically to end the
present health care program in the country and then replace the whole program
with a suggested plan, which looks somewhat similar to the present ones.
It was based on expensive Medicare plan for the seniors. He gave
the impression that he was more for wealthy set of people, rather than building
plans for the common man. Paul Ryan in his media briefing has said that he was
particularly thankful for the vast support he received in the lead up, but
added that he longer wish to file his nomination for president. He had shown
faith in the party to nominate a person with high integrity and choose a growth
oriented person to fulfil the promise of the nation.
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