I have to agree with these guys, by the way. I have great respect for Gingrich, and in my mind, him being Reagan’s lieutenant back in the day, I think he speaks for Reagan far better than Paul Ryan. – Grunt
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So much for the pledge…
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No kidding. The pledge is for thee and not for me, I guess.
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Paul Ryan represents Janesville,Wisconsin,which is 20 miles north of where I live.It is a very liberal area,where they used to assemble Chevy trucks.That plant closed years ago and the economy is pretty much stagnant.He keeps getting re-elected because his family has been here for a long time and he’s well-known.That being said,he’s only a conservative when it suits his agenda.
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I’ve generally liked him, but your comments seem pretty dead-on right. Thanks, Pete.
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I thought it was interesting that Trump won Janesville in the primary. Ryan has an aggressive primary opponent, too. It should be interesting to see how that race goes. I think it is in August.
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Oh, reeeeeeally? Heh.
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