Governor Romney and Congressman Ryan are full of empty words.

They have fuzzy plans for the future government without any blueprints and they do not have a single independent study to back their claims. Their talk is cheap and too good to be true.

One of their big plans is to convert Medicare to voucher program which will destroy the well run Medicare program. Under their proposal, Medicare will become a second tier program just like the States run Medicaid.

They are misleading the public that Obama Health Care Bill will hurt the small businesses; in fact, 75% of small businesses have less than 50 employees will not face any penalties for not offering coverage to their employees (total 34 million employees). Employees are free to buy insurance through states exchange programs.

Romney and Ryan are being lobbied heavily because insurance companies do not want to refund premiums if they don’t use 80% of the premium towards health care costs under the health care reform act.

Romney and Ryan have no plans to defend our country and bring peace throughout the world, instead, they want to expand the war throughout the world and bring more American troops in a harm ways. Defense manufactures and contractors will be only winners in their game plan. They don’t understand that War is never a solution for peace, it only makes more enemies.

When it comes to women issues on abortion and gay rights, Romney and Ryan have similar views just like Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, President of Iran. Just like Ahmadinejad, they want to impose their extreme religious ideology on rest of the Americans and intend to take unilateral action without working with the rest of the nations of the world.

On the other hand, President Obama has accomplished most important issues during his first term and wants to move forward with the rest of the agenda. He is honest, genuine, true to his words and has blueprints for the future of America backed by hard facts and numbers.

He is peace maker and wants to defend America unconditionally but does not wish to invent another war.