Summary: <p>Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's selection of Paul Ryan as his running mate has led to new interest in the Wisconsin congressman's budget. In its latest form, the Ryan plan changes Medicare from a system of guaranteed payments for seniors to one that uses "premium support" credits. These vouchers may be used to purchase private insurance or to join traditional Medicare. The Ryan budget also cuts Medicaid, keeps the Bush tax cuts and streamlines the federal tax code. Critics say it will end Medicare as we know it. Supporters say reform is necessary to save the program from bankruptcy. Diane and guests discuss the Paul Ryan budget plan and what it means for the future of federal entitlement programs.</p>
