A little too late, Paul.

Paul Ryan said trump is a self-absorbed, know-nothing, moral miscreant who shouldn’t be president. He also said trump didn’t know anything about government, had to be stopped from making bad decisions, and was guided by knee-jerk reactions. And finally, he said trump doesn't set a good example.

Well, duh! And yet Ryan still backed trump knowing full well that he was completely unfit for office.

https://www.bizpacreview.com/2019/07/11/coward-paul-ryan-admits-using-escape-hatch-in-new-trump-trashing-book-and-becomes-lib-enemy-no-1-773922

Expect a trump tweet sunrise tomorrow “Paul Ryan is a very stupid loser and was a terrible Speaker who…”

Be proud, GOP.

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bijouxbroussard · F

The only way the GOP can restore any sense of honor is by acknowledging that Trump has been a disgrace and working to replace him. Random snipes by individual Republicans on their way out doesn’t really solve the problem. 😒

Carla · 61-69, F

@bijouxbroussard right? Republicans at, or through, the exit door are full of criticism. The mutes still there, are they that terrified of losing their seat if they speak truth?

bijouxbroussard · F

@Carla Basically, yes. Because Trump is nothing if not vindictive. He takes any criticism personally and anyone who even questions his actions as a sworn enemy.

Breeze60 · 61-69, M

GOP party before country

DunningKruger · 61-69, M

I think Paul may be trying to shore up his defense for when the tribunals start.

SW-User

It’s funny how so many of these GOPers find the courage of their convictions on their way out the door. It means nothing for Citizen Ryan to say this. It would have meant everything for Speaker of the House Ryan to have said it. Paul Ryan needs to just piss off and wait in the pantheon of cowards and await history’s blistering judgment like the rest of them.

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windinhishair · 61-69, M

@SW-User That would be Mount Sycophant, right?

SW-User

That sounds more elegant than naming it Mt. Chickenshit. @windinhishair

bijouxbroussard · F

@windinhishair Ha ! 👍🏽

windinhishair · 61-69, M

Paul Ryan was an enabler, to his everlasting shame. He will have to live the rest of his life knowing that he pandered to Trump and enabled the grossest of his depravities. It just cannot be explained away.

daisymay · 51-55, T

Lest you forget, Paul Ryan is a conservative. Therefore, he cannot feel shame and can easily rationalize any and all actions with a simple utterance like "at least he wasn't a liberal".

windinhishair · 61-69, M

@daisymay Oh I am well aware of his background. His duplicity. And his fake outrage.

MayorOfCrushtown · M

I think Paul Ryan was describing himself.

xixgun · M

Would you like a napkin? I'm sure you're sitting in a puddle now because this sort of thing excites you so much.

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SWMae · 26-30, F

@xixgun

Such a polished and sophisticated response... 🙄

How old are you?

xixgun · M

@SWMae Old enough to be your grandfather. You can tell by the polite way I offered you a napkin.

SWMae · 26-30, F

@xixgun

Allow me to reciprocate by offering you a tissue.
You have bullshit on your lip.
I'll even throw in a breath mint.
Boom!
😎

luckranger71 · 51-55, M

God he’s such a self absorbed asshole. I mean Paul Ryan, but that also applies to the President. Trump is the product of Ryan and McConnell’s gamesmanship and lack of integrity. The three are the Holy Trinity of awful public servants.

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