President Barack Obama and Republican vice-presidential nominee Paul Ryan speak at their respective conventions in 2012.
The House Republicans recently came out with a budget that repeals Obamacare. There have been numerous interviews with budget committee chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI) about the budget he has presented. All of the reporting seems to be focused on the political angles, or the practicality of the proposal. Asking about who this will help politically or how this would ever happen while the president is in office must be more interesting. Ryan has stated that the elimination of Obamacare, and the tax increases that were to pay for it, will save over $700 billion in the next ten years. How can that be true, since the president promised that his healthcare law would not add a dime to the deficit?
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