by Chris Bodenner
In a similar fashion as Anderson pressing Newt over false claims against Obama on welfare, Wolf Blitzer doesn't let the DNC chairwoman get away with obscuring the truth over Paul Ryan's cut-off age for Medicare cuts:
Guy Benson narrates:
[Debbie Wasserman Schultz] stubbornly rejects the (correct) premise that the Romney/Ryan Medicare reform plan exempts everyone over the age of 54, and plays fast and loose with numbers — conflating 55 and 65 on several occasions. When she is brow-beaten into finally acknowledging — if not admitting — the truth around the 3:45 mark, she quickly realizes her "mistake" and reverts back into denialism. When Blitzer asks her to specify exactly how current or soon-to-be seniors would be impacted by the GOP plan, she cannot. Because they're not.
… Dear Democrats, Medicare is slated to go bankrupt in 2024. You say it's wrong for future seniors to be denied Medicare as it currently exists. Okay, what's your plan, guys?
The Dish 