Liberals point out that Paul Ryan is a white guy

**RobJohnson** · 08-12-2012, 05:06 PM

ahah u jokers !@disick2012

ugh paul ryan is totally the vp nominee. white guy, white guy 2012!!!

It’s true. Paul Ryan, who is widely considered the frontrunner for the GOP VP nomination, is white. And, to make matters worse, he is a guy.

To a number of Twitter users, this is evidence of a deep flaw:

Evan G.@erg79

Assuming it's Paul Ryan, Romney picking a white guy who wants to take away Social Security and Medicare. Who would have thought?!?

http://twitchy.com/2012/08/11/libera...s-a-white-guy/

**AmPat** · 08-12-2012, 09:46 PM

I see, the libs start out with a White on Black routine and will soon begin to ascribe racism to us Conservatives. See how that works?

**Rockntractor** · 08-12-2012, 10:08 PM

Alright, who told them?

**Apache** · 08-12-2012, 11:54 PM

Originally Posted by Rockntractor

Alright, who told them?

Well, they are so color-blind, I had to let the cat out of the bag...

Was that wrong?

**Odysseus** · 08-13-2012, 01:01 AM

Originally Posted by Apache

Well, they are so color-blind, I had to let the cat out of the bag...

Was that wrong?

Ah, they'd have figured it out eventually. No harm, no foul. Still, we did pick the easier route. After all, the Democratic ticket panders to two critical constituencies of the Democratic Party. Obama, as a half-black man, appeals to the liberal Starbucks crowd that favors lattes and other foamy coffee beverages that are roughly the same complexion that he is, and Biden is clearly an appeal to the mentally challenged base of the party. With Romney and Ryan, we have two rather dull white guys who have an astonishing command of microeconomics (Romney) and macroeconomics (Ryan), not to mention fiscal and monetary policy, budgeting and the mechanics of Constitutional government. Admittedly, our team isn't as, ahem, colorful as theirs, but what they lack in pigment, they make up for in experience, knowledge and philosophy of government, and as we all know, diversity is only skin deep.

**Apache** · 08-13-2012, 01:50 AM

Originally Posted by Odysseus

Ah, they'd have figured it out eventually. No harm, no foul. Still, we did pick the easier route. After all, the Democratic ticket panders to two critical constituencies of the Democratic Party. Obama, as a half-black man, appeals to the liberal Starbucks crowd that favors lattes and other foamy coffee beverages that are roughly the same complexion that he is, and Biden is clearly an appeal to the mentally challenged base of the party. With Romney and Ryan, we have two rather dull white guys who have an astonishing command of microeconomics (Romney) and macroeconomics (Ryan), not to mention fiscal and monetary policy, budgeting and the mechanics of Constitutional government. Admittedly, our team isn't as, ahem, colorful as theirs, but what they lack in pigment, they make up for in experience, knowledge and philosophy of government, and as we all know, diversity is only skin deep.

I just hope that they live up to the hype. Ryan's speech saturday sounded great! Now, can they deliver? They ARE politicians, after all...

I guess I can hope for change.

**RobJohnson** · 08-13-2012, 01:52 AM

Originally Posted by Rockntractor

Alright, who told them?

**Gina** · 08-14-2012, 02:10 PM

Originally Posted by Odysseus

Ah, they'd have figured it out eventually. No harm, no foul. Still, we did pick the easier route. After all, the Democratic ticket panders to two critical constituencies of the Democratic Party. Obama, as a half-black man, appeals to the liberal Starbucks crowd that favors lattes and other foamy coffee beverages that are roughly the same complexion that he is, and Biden is clearly an appeal to the mentally challenged base of the party. With Romney and Ryan, we have two rather dull white guys who have an astonishing command of microeconomics (Romney) and macroeconomics (Ryan), not to mention fiscal and monetary policy, budgeting and the mechanics of Constitutional government. Admittedly, our team isn't as, ahem, colorful as theirs, but what they lack in pigment, they make up for in experience, knowledge and philosophy of government, and as we all know, diversity is only skin deep.

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