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Gingrich plan to kill medicare by privatizing it and replacing it with vouchers. he also called for privatizing social security. that was 2008. in 2010, paul ryan tried again. a new version of his road map, and a splashy new website to launch it. guess what was still in the plan? a medicare overhaul that the wall street journal of all papers accused of ending medicare as we know it. privatizing medicare, replacing it with vouchers. that, of course, became an effective political weapon for democrats, at least the ones who chose to wield it in the 2010 midterm election. in april of last year, ry...

By privatizing it and replacing it with vouchers. he also called for privatizing social security. that was 2008. in 2010, paul ryan tried again. a new version of his road map, and a splashy new website to launch it. guess what was still in the plan? a medicare overhaul that the wall street journal of all papers accused of ending medicare as we know it. privatizing medicare, replacing it with vouchers. that, of course, became an effective political weapon for democrats, at least the ones who chose to wield it in the 2010 midterm election. in april of last year, ryan changed the title of the pla...

His original road map idea, quote, was just me unplugged. now, we are at today. day three of the romney/ryan ticket. and on day three, here's how mr. romney has been trying to handle the hot potato subject of paul ryan unplugged, of his running mate's record. he's been trying to muddy the waters, trying to say it's not his running mate who has p proposed gutting medicare. that's the other guy. >> the president's idea, for instance, for medicare was to cut it by $700 billion. that's not the right answer. we want to make sure that we preserve and protect medicare. >> the $700 billion cut for med...

Busch, he laid out a road map idea, two-state solution but didn't really earnestly get involved in a major way until the end of his administration, and by then it was too late and they didn't have the power behind theed a stragts to get it moving. i think the obama administration and looking at it as a jump off point. >> suzanne malveaux at the white house. we appreciate you as always, and president obama scheduled to make a statement on the middle east peace process later today, scheduled for 5:20 eastern time. you can see it here on cnn. the peace talks officially getting under way here in a...