With Paul Ryan Gone, the G.O.P. Prepares to Eat Itself Alive
“The last thing they need in this environment is six months of palace intrigue and everyone stabbing everyone else in the back.”
“The last thing they need in this environment is six months of palace intrigue and everyone stabbing everyone else in the back.”
Ryan is not a martyr or a victim of circumstance. He is a decades-long participant in a Washington culture despised by most of the country, and a willing supplicant to a president who embodies everything Ryan professes to hate about our politics.
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“Republicans are with you, Paul,” the Late Show host said. “And by ‘with you,’ they mean ‘leaving office in November.’”
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With new relationship rumors out there, his every move must mean something.