Vice-President Joe Biden made his first trip to Wisconsin Sunday since Janesville Congressman Paul Ryan was named to the GOP presidential ticket. Biden continued his attacks on his vice-presidential rival.
Vice-President Biden spoke at the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay, and suggested that the Romney-Ryan ticket went off track from the facts during last week's Republican National Convention. The Vice-President says Representative Ryan was wrong to criticize the lack of progress on recommendations from a bi-partisan debt commission.
Biden also attacked Ryan's plans for changing Medicaid, Medicare and to provide a tax cut for the wealthy. And Biden took on Ryan and Mitt Romney for raising concerns about getting U.S. troops out of Iraq and Afghanistan.
Biden's remarks went over well with audience memebr Ray Schleis of Green Bay. "We finally found out what the truth is."
Nancy Grandillo of Sheboygan says the vice-president correctly dissected Ryan's health care plan . "It seems like his plan would make it harder for seniors."
Wisconsin Republican Senator Ron Johnson commented on the Biden visit, saying, "The Vice-President and President Obama are running a campaign based on distractions, division and class warfare, instead of their record."
