Paul Ryan Rebuffs Critics: Conservatives Complain By Nature
Emerging from a rough few weeks and down in the polls, conservative commentators are fretting that unless Mitt Romney gets specific and bold about his agenda, he’s going to lose on November 6.
But the Romney campaign has been outwardly defensive. Over the weekend, Paul Ryan rebuffed pundits in his own party, saying it is simply “the nature of conservative punditry” to complain.
“A, we still have a ways to go. We still have a lot left that we’re planning on doing,” Ryan said in an interview with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel published Sunday. “B, I think that’s just what conservatives do by nature. I think that’s just the nature of conservative punditry is to do that — to kind of complain — about any imperfection they might see.”
Ryan also took issue with criticism from both sides of the aisle that Romney has declined to outline the specifics of his policy proposals, most notably his tax reform plan. As push-back, Ryan offered his own reputation as a serious policy wonk.
“[H]is very selection of me as his running mate, the guy with all the specifics, who’s put out all these solutions on the table,” Ryan said, “shows you very clearly Mitt Romney’s not afraid of making big decisions, making tough decisions, putting specifics out there.”
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long that you were waving around swatting flies with? 
This guy is so full of himself.
