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(Kevin Lamarque/Reuters) Republicans go pay-per-view: It will cost $15 to ask Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) a question in person during the August congressional recess. The House Budget Committee chairman isn’t holding any face-to-face open-to-the-public town hall meetings during the recess, but like several of his colleagues he will speak only for residents willing to open their wallets.
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Here we go again: Rep. Paul Ryan and his plan to end Medicare. (Kevin Lamarque/Reuters) Rep. Paul Ryan, House finance chair, releases his big budget tomorrow, the budget that will break the August debt limit deal, and subsequent law... Read Post

Rep. Paul Ryan (Kevin Lamarque/Reuters) There's no program so popular that Paul Ryan won't try to cut it, and recently at a town hall, he proved that yet again, answering a question about Pell Grants: LOWE: I come from a very middle... Read Post

Last summer Paul Ryan instituted a policy of charging to attend his town hall meetings. The House Budget Committee chairman isn’t holding any face-to-face open-to-the-public town hall meetings during the recess, but like several of ... Read Post