Newsmax- Ryan booed at inaugural ..,. Thanks T & C & Judi C.!

Paul Ryan had good sense and the Demos want more nonsense.  I have interviewed some good demos (found some w/o making it political).  They universally want less bickering and more compromise.  I don't go beyond the interview purpose with that.  Not to be cowardly, but not to confront a friend or family member.

I still know that God is in control.  This I know because Jesus told me so.

That is beyond reason with many friends and family, but none can offer anything better than God's son.

Sam Kegley

On Mon, Jan 21, 2013 at 11:11 PM, Tom and Carolyn Lynch wrote:
> We saw him on TV and certainly admire him.  You know how hard he worked and
> how much he would have liked to have been there as Vice President we think
> he deserves much credit for being there.  Shame on any one that booed him.    
> t
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>> Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2013 19:40:23 -0500
>> Subject: Newsmax- Paul Ryan booed at inauguration
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>> Paul Ryan Booed at Inauguration
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>> Monday, 21 Jan 2013 03:00 PM
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>> By Todd Beamon
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>> Former Republican vice presidential candidate and Wisconsin Rep. Paul
>> Ryan was booed on Monday as he left the Capitol to attend President
>> Barack Obama’s second inauguration ceremony.
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>> Attendees on Twitter identifed a Department of Justice lawyer as
>> instigating the verbal assault on Ryan, but hasn't been confirmed.
>>
>> Ryan said last week that he was attending Obama's public swearing-in
>> at the Capitol, calling it his “obligation,” the Huffington Post
>> reports.
>>
>> In fact, earlier on Monday, Ryan said on Twitter, “I congratulate
>> President Obama on his inauguration, and I join the country in
>> celebrating this American tradition.”
>>
>> And on Facebook, Ryan expanded on his Twitter statement:
>>
>> “I congratulate President Obama on his inauguration, and I join the
>> country in celebrating this American tradition.
>>
>> “The president and I were political opponents,” Ryan continued. “We
>> had strong disagreements over the direction of the country—as we still
>> do now. But today, we put those disagreements aside. Today, we
>> remember what we share in common.
>>
>> “We serve the same country, one that is still in need of repair—and is
>> still the freest on earth. We serve alongside men and women from both
>> parties, who govern in good faith and good will. Finally, we serve the
>> same people, who have honored us with their charge.
>>
>> “We may disagree on matters of policy. But today we remember why we
>> take those matters so seriously—because we seek the public good. It’s
>> our highest duty—one that we share—and one for which we’re grateful.
>>
>> “I’m happy to mark this historic occasion—for the president and for
>> the country,” Ryan said. “And I look forward to tackling the big
>> challenges ahead.”
>>
>> Ryan, chairman of the House Budget Committee, was the running mate of
>> former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential
>> election. He was re-elected to the House of Representatives in
>> November.
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