We don't want to follow Europe. We don't want a welfare state. We don't want a debt crisis. We don't want to prolong this recession. We don't want to keep this path of household incomes going down $4,000. We want to turn this thing around.
Paul Ryan: “We don't want to follow Europe. We don't want a welfare state. We don't want a debt crisis. We don't want to prolong…”
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Paul Ryan emphasizes the need to avoid a welfare state and economic decline.
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