he beat kate marshall to win the seat. he still supports the massive cuts to medicare in the ryan budget, but voters believe, well, they believed his mom. see, republicans all over the country are now running to mom for help. >> rick would never do anything to harm social security or medicare. in fact, it's one of the main reasons he's running. >> you wouldn't do that to your mom, would you, tim? >> i wouldn't do that to anyone. i have always supported social security and i have worked to make it secure. >> mark amodei thinks a plan to end medicare is quote, excellent. >> that's not true. >> how long before we see paul ryan's mom on the campaign trail? the big medicare lie and the mom strategy are now part of the republican playbook. the national republican campaign committee is telling other candidates, go out and use the same methods. >> one of the lessons we learned, republicans can win the medicare fight, and we have proven it. and finally, once medicare is regulated, we have chased them off the field of an issue they

. >> i approve this message because while kate marshall and her friends have already supported cuts to should know that i will work to support and improve the program. >> i am counting on you. >> i will do my best. >> good. >> the romney-ryan ticket taking an example from the playbook. we go to the state of nevada. congressman, good to have you. >> thanks, neil, for having me. >> it was cool having your mom in the spot. but the message was, son, don't tamper with my medicare, don't tamper with my health services. you gotti elected talking about -- you got elected talking about it. the message to paul ryan is what? >> i think tell the truth. the truth is when somebody says you are going to end medicare as we know it, stabilized that for people who were born in 1956, 1957 and before is a fact. that wheelchairs off the steps is not accurate. second of all, as your lead in indicated, taking close to three quarters of a trillion dollars to support the obama care plan is ending medicare as everyone knows it presently. >> i think -- i'm sorry if i was president -- if i wasn't clear. it is a s