Paul Ryan faces primary challenge from wealthy businessman ?betrayed? by House s

[jafo2010]

No, not at all.  I am saying he abandoned everything he purportedly believed in to kiss the posterior of the holy one.  So, no, he didn't just screw over his district, just 50 states is all. Duh!

[PzLdr]

so, something magic happened the moment he was elected speaker -- which is a job he didn't want, by the way.  he was fine, and then all of the sudden, and oddly the same moment that he was elected speaker, decided that he wanted to **** over the people of the first WI congressional district.

is that what you're ramping up to?

Is your premise that because he ran so well in 2014, no one in his district should challenge him in a primary? Even if his Speakership repudiates the philosophy he was elected to represent? And his rules and requirements for accepting the Speakership could well be construed as negativing the claim that it was "a job he didn't want, by the way". Quite simply, if he didn't want it, he could have refused it.

[Stan In FL]

My premise is pretty simple;  it's that he is really popular in his congressional district. 

[katzenjammer]

I've already made one donation, let's hope that many others will donate: http://www.paulnehlen.com/contribute/

I believe that Lyin' Ryan's warchest is around $4 million.

[jafo2010]

Sadly, only 1-2 % of the incumbents lose each year.  The deck is so stacked in their favor most Americans actually think we have a democracy.  Those days died long ago.

And with George Soros owning the firms that tabulate the vote here in the USA and in Europe, a tweak with the ones and zeroes here and there can change an outcome.  And don't think that rotten &^% would not do what he wishes to accomplish just that.  You see, all he has to do is say sorry, like Clinton, I did not know I was doing anything wrong, and he continues down the path of robbing everyone he encounters.