Act holier than thou?
But, on the other hand, you have a point. He gave the Gov. an opportunity to chose whether to wreck his state with the socialist strings attached, or not.
Personally, I would have been “holier than thou” and rejected the destructive funds. That’s why I’m not a politican. :)
Stephen Ellis, vice president of Taxpayers for Common Sense, said Ryan was not a heavy practitioner of earmarks compared to his Capitol Hill colleagues. But he participated in the process along with other members of Congress, who traditionally win favor back home by providing funds for projects in their districts.
Here is Barone’s opinion which I like a whole lot better. : )