LONG, BUT WORTH THE READ!!!

With Paul Ryan’s announcement that he’s calling it quits as a Congressman and Speaker of the House, he joins a flood of Republicans making their way to the exits, some of them, such as Bob Goodlatte, Trey Gowdy and the already departed Jason Chaffetz, are relatively high profile.

Paul Ryan has been a gift to globalists. He gave Obama a two year sweetheart spending deal as his first official act when only one was on the table, and followed it up by giving them so much this year, more than they had dreamed of, that Schumer and Pelosi became giddy in press conferences afterwards.

RINO Ryan’s been Speaker since late October of 2015. Doling out three years of budget-busting surrenders to Democrats with very little to show for it in return, has got to have been as much of a challenge for him to keep up the facade of being a Republican with the voters back home as it is his phony Speakership to the nation as a whole.

He’s refused to support President Trump and the American people in construction of a border wall or just about anything else and has been particularly unwilling to use his position to defend the President from the vultures in the House and Senate as he allowed the witch hunt to continue with virtually no comments in support of his own Republican President.

His unwavering opposition to President Trump and the MAGA agenda and his ownership by the swamp establishment, the US Chamber of Commerce and the Business Roundtable, would have made it tough for him to get reelected in a Republican Party that knows he’s one of the bad guys.

But could Ryan know what's contained in documents that his comrade Jeff Sessions is sitting on through the abuse of his power, documents that we have been assured will be coming out, if it takes replacing Rod Rosenstein, Christopher Wray and Jeff Sessions to get it done? Could that be the reason all of them are heading for the fire exits without the alarm having been pulled? Will he be shown as complicit or an active participant rather than merely a passive figurehead as the coup unravels?

Ryan was the chief salesman in the House for the globalist TPP, which surrendered American sovereignty to foreign nations and gave the corporations writing it an insider’s trading privilege in the name of the rich and powerful becoming more so.

President Trump nixed that fiasco early in his administration, leaving Ryan bruised and failing to deliver for his globalist masters. They could be as bitterly disappointed in Ryan as Trump and American patriots, but for much different reasons. He, along with Orrin Hatch and Mitch McConnell in the Senate, failed to deliver an open checkbook to their efforts to drain America’s treasury and take over our nation. They would have made him and Mitt Romney kings, now they’re being exposed as frauds, working against their country.

Maybe Ryan’s going on to his rewards, the illicit financial prosperity he gained by selling out his country. For people like him that might be enough, that, along with fame and power are likely the reasons he ran for Congress in the first place. He won’t find them to be a fulfilling replacement for respect and a good name. He had a chance, several of them in fact, to be a respected American leader. He blew every one of them, big time.

by Rick Wells