[usconservative]

Paul Ryan, the Republican congressman and former vice-presidential candidate best known for his war on spending, is emerging as his party's leading champion of immigration reform in the U.S. House of Representatives.

I typically don't consider Newsmax a reputable source of information, so I'm couching my words carefully here.

If this is true, and we'll find out very quickly if it is, then Paul Ryan ought to be primaried right out of the House of Representatives. No if's and's or but's about that.

IIRC, he and Romney lost his own district in the last election, so eliminating him via Primary Challenge shouldn't be that hard. I cannot imagine the people of Wisconsin (of either party btw..) being very happy with Ryan advocating for making millions of criminal illegal aliens - legal. Wisconsin has its own unemployment issues - pockets of that state are still in pretty bad shape - even in Ryan's own district, so I can't imagine this is going to sit very well with them.

[Jane Long]

FYI...Lyin’ Ryan was recently on Mark Levin’s show touting this Amnesty bill. He and Mark got into a good back and forth on it. I don’t have all of the details of that discussion, but I do know Ryan’s voice went up about 3 octaves and his words were coming out pretty fast. Mark had no part of it.