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Cato Institute on saving Medicare: Free market reforms are better than bureaucratic rationing

The Cato Institutes Dan Mitchell discusses how a "premium-support" plan would solve Medicare's fiscal crisis and improve the overall healthcare system.

Ryan schools Gregory: "Leaders are elected to lead. I don't consult polls to tell me what my principles are or policies should be - leaders change polls"

Rep. Paul Ryan: "We are pressing ahead because we sincerely believe that our budget - which fulfills the mission of health and retirement security, repairs the rifts in our social safety net, pays off our debt and grows the economy - is the right vision"

"If the President wants to raise the debt ceiling $2 trillion then we want $2 trillion in spending cuts, it's pretty simply": Congressman Paul Ryan weighs in on the current debt debate and his 2012 budget proposal

Chairman of the House Budget Committee Paul Ryan speaks to Fox News about current negotiations concerning the federal debt limit, and the debate over the 2012 budget.

Heard about those Paul Ryan listening sessions in Wisconsin? Forget the national media: watch the local Wisconsin TV covering the local town halls

Watch the full episode. See more Here and Now.

ABC's Christiane Amanpour hits the trail with Congressman Paul Ryan in Wisconsin

Paul Ryan: I've done over 500 town hall meetings on fiscal issues, and I take solace in how supportive people are

Paul Ryan: What would you think of your President or congressional representative if they knew we had a crisis coming and didn't offer a solution to deal with it? Well, that's what's happening

CNN just added this video today. It's worth a view as it's a Ryan speech rather than an interview and thus has a bit more content than usual.

The Path to Prosperity "is more than just a budget, it is a commitment to honor the American legacy of leaving the next generation a more prosperous nation than the one we inherited": Congressman Paul Ryan delivers the Republican Weekly Address

"Our budget literally pays off the debt": Congressman Paul Ryan discusses the GOP's 2012 proposal on PBS's Newshour