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PICKET: Human Rights Campaign posted Ryan would speak at 'hate group's annual conference' day before shooting at FRC

One day before the shooting at the Washington D.C. based Family Research Council's offices, that resulted in their security guard being shot in the arm, the Human Rights Campaign posted on their blog, their objection to Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan for his scheduled speaking engagement before FRC's annual Values Voter Summit in September.

PICKET: Retirees are top donors to Ryan

Rep. Paul Ryan, the VP pick on the GOP presidential ticket, has been attacked for his budget plan that includes a solution to the medicare crisis that will not affect current seniors. However, Mr. Ryan has raised more money from those who are retired than any other member of the House.

PICKET: Issa files civil action against Holder

House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa, California Republican, filed a civil action on Monday in Federal District Court for the District of Columbia to force U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to release documents related to the now defunct Operation Fast and Furious Mr. Issa's committee ask for by subpoenaed on October 11, 2011.

PICKET: Ryan's generation x-cellent

Born in 1970, Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan is the first generation X’er to be on a national ticket. Since the 1990’s my fellow generation X'ers have been an often overlooked group of individuals compared to the older and much larger generation of baby boomers and the World War II generation.

GREEN: Flashback: Paul Ryan 'Obama presidency disappointing failure'

Congressman Paul Ryan's speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference on February 10 was good preparation for the role he will play as Republican presumptive-nominee Gov. Mitt Romney's vice presidential running mate. He methodically removed President Barack Obama's excuses for his terrible record in discussing Mr. Obama's "failure" in leadership.

PICKET: No tears from any Dems over stripping welfare work requirements

Presumptive Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney is going after President Obama for gutting the work requirements, the centerpiece of the 1996 welfare reform legislation, via executive order. The directive is to be administered through Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. The new policy initiative, that was quietly installed on July 12, allows HHS to waive the work requirements for the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program.