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On Morning Joe this a.m, Congressman Paul Ryan seemed manic, defensive, and vexed. His frustration, anger, and paranoia were palpable. Those hypnotic blue eyes are now puffy and red from exhaustion. Yet he continued to drone on about the GOP's "premium support" Medicare plan.

But Ryan has also taken a new tack. The new message he's aping ties the GOP Medicare plan to the Brookings Institution and Bill Clinton's health care task force. That's right, Ryan's saying it was the liberals idea all along.

This idea didn't actually come from the right. This is the idea that came from Bill Clinton's bipartisan commission to save Medicare. John Breaux was the author of that back in 1999. The Brookings Institution coined the phrase "premium support.'

But Ryan's plan doesn't come close to resembling the "Premium Support" espoused by Brookings, the public policy think tank often derided as too liberal by the right. And John Breaux was no liberal, and his plan for Medicare ran into some fierce opposition from fellow Democrats and was stillborn.

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On Morning Joe this a.m, Congressman Paul Ryan seemed manic, defensive, and vexed. His frustration, anger, and paranoia were palpable. Those hypnotic blue eyes are now puffy and red from exhaustion. Yet he continued to drone on about the GOP's "premium support" Medicare plan.

But Ryan has also taken a new tack. The new message he's aping ties the GOP Medicare plan to the Brookings Institution and Bill Clinton's health care task force. That's right, Ryan's saying it was the liberals idea all along.

This idea didn't actually come from the right. This is the idea that came from Bill Clinton's bipartisan commission to save Medicare. John Breaux was the author of that back in 1999. The Brookings Institution coined the phrase "premium support.'

But Ryan's plan doesn't come close to resembling the "Premium Support" espoused by Brookings, the public policy think tank often derided as too liberal by the right. And John Breaux was no liberal, and his plan for Medicare ran into some fierce opposition from fellow Democrats and was stillborn.

Click Here to Read More

On Morning Joe this a.m, Congressman Paul Ryan seemed manic, defensive, and vexed. His frustration, anger, and paranoia were palpable. Those hypnotic blue eyes are now puffy and red from exhaustion. Yet he continued to drone on about the GOP's "premium support" Medicare plan.

But Ryan has also taken a new tack. The new message he's aping ties the GOP Medicare plan to the Brookings Institution and Bill Clinton's health care task force. That's right, Ryan's saying it was the liberals idea all along.

This idea didn't actually come from the right. This is the idea that came from Bill Clinton's bipartisan commission to save Medicare. John Breaux was the author of that back in 1999. The Brookings Institution coined the phrase "premium support.'

But Ryan's plan doesn't come close to resembling the "Premium Support" espoused by Brookings, the public policy think tank often derided as too liberal by the right. And John Breaux was no liberal, and his plan for Medicare ran into some fierce opposition from fellow Democrats and was stillborn.

Click Here to Read More