And I hope he learned to hate all the moderate handlers he was forced to bear, just like Sarah Palin. Bunch of losers.
I like Ryan. How about Ryan become a governor first - get some exec experience and give Governor Walker a chance for 2016?
I have only one thing to say on this, and I hope others agree how important it is.
What I have to say has zero, zilch, nada to with Paul Ryan. I think he’s a great guy.
However, from here on out I do not give a flying fig to hear what anyone at the LameStreamMedia - ABC/CBS/CNN/MSNBC/NBC/NPR wants to say about ANY potential or active GOP candidates.
There is zero distance between their prognostications and how much of their agenda they hope their thinking will serve.
Conservatives - abandon them for getting anything with which we want to identify our candidates. They only poison the well.
Mr. Washington D.C. insider, back for another term Ryan?
Congressman “send me some Obama-bucks” Ryan?
I don’t think so. Ryan may be a good guy, but he’s been tainted. We need someone from outside the Capitol Machine.
Scott Walker would be an excellent choice.
While I have a great deal of respect for Ryan, he is NOT the candidate that we would need in 2016. He is now tarnished goods, having been on the losing end of a ticket. He needs to become a governor or prominent senator and come to the table with a binder full of accomplishments (pun intended). He is young and will someday, likely, be a viable POTUS candidate. That time is NOT 2016.
We must move away from the social and moral issues. We need a fresh candidate that can draw in the libertarian leaners (which most of the young are). Short of that, it will be the same sh(t, different year. I’m convinced that the Rats will run Biden in 2016 - that is the fight we must begin scripting now.
Ryan and Walker are moderates and are too nice to win nationally.