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Did you see where in an interview Trump was asked to name our biggest enemy, and his answer was the EU?

Voxwik posted...

The rollercoaster that is my feelings that my first vote ever was for Paul Ryan's first term is bizarre beyond belief.

I went from being blissfully ignorant to shameful to now "well at least he sometimes chooses country over party."

I wish he wouldn't retire. The idea of a Trumpian yes-man as Speaker is nauseating. Considering the vile Republican attempts to outright sabotage health care it really emphasizes how horrible Trump really is that I am praising Paul Ryan.

Look okay the shameful attacks on John McCain by Trump's thralls. People need to wake up before we have a literal dictator. It is long past time to stop underestimating what Trump is capable of.

Decades of alliances and international cooperation are at risk, even beyond the war to delegitimize opposition votes.

Confused by this post. Paul Ryan already is a Yes Man speaker for Trump. Sabotaging healthcare has been a goal of his all along. And he's always been open about how much he idolizes Ayn Rand and her philosophy of "fuck every else."
You seem to think something about him is different than was ever presented, or that he's somehow not everything you already fear about the next speaker.

At one point, Boehner became the leader because the last guy was a "RINO"
Then Boehner became a "RINO" and was replaced by Ryan, who is now also a "RINO" and will soon be replaced.
And none of them significantly changed their positions from the start of their tenures. If anything, they tended to shift to the right slightly.