Post: #1

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/...mary-poll/

Quote:“Paul Ryan is the most open borders, pro-Wall Street, anti-worker member of Congress in either party,” Paul Nehlen said during a Saturday press conference, which was held in front of Ryan’s border wall surrounding his Janesville mansion. “Everything that Americans despise about their government, Paul Ryan represents… Can you name one time when Paul Ryan fought as hard for you and your family as he’s fought for corporate America?” Nehlen asked.

As the speaker of the house, you've really got to fuck up to face any real pressure in the primary. A few weeks ago, the challenger was polling in the teens.

Post: #2

I know "people" (to be intentionally non-specific in my use of language) who have raised a lot of money for Ryan.

These same people are heavily democratic and are tied in with SJW television production. They're currently involved in raising large amounts of money for Hillary Clinton.

Post: #3

(07-09-2016 09:04 PM)porscheguy Wrote:  http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/...mary-poll/

Quote:“Paul Ryan is the most open borders, pro-Wall Street, anti-worker member of Congress in either party,” Paul Nehlen said during a Saturday press conference, which was held in front of Ryan’s border wall surrounding his Janesville mansion. “Everything that Americans despise about their government, Paul Ryan represents… Can you name one time when Paul Ryan fought as hard for you and your family as he’s fought for corporate America?” Nehlen asked.

As the speaker of the house, you've really got to fuck up to face any real pressure in the primary. A few weeks ago, the challenger was polling in the teens.

Here is the actual polling data on the 400 or so people:

Paul Nehlen – 32% (135)
Paul Ryan – 43% (183)
Undecided – 25% (106)

I know nothing about this Nehlen guy but he appears to have strong shitlord powers.

Exhibit A:



Exhibit B:



If Ryan loses, this will be a major turning point (the beginning of the purging) that ultimately leads to the full scale GOP Reformation; which I wrote about and predicted back in March:

The Black Knight Wrote:The unholy alliance has been broken and the GOP reformation is coming. Trump is gonna reform the GOP into the an old school populist/pro-America ("common sense conservative") party; he has the demographics, proper environment, and numbers to do it. The biggest test honestly was getting past the religious firewall of southern states since they do represent a significant minority of the current GOP base. He has passed that test. The big business figurehead (Rubio-Foambot) has virtually no support base and is not a contender as mentioned; there isn't enough big business cuck types to keep Rubio afloat. The working/middle class types who would have supported a Rubio in the past have checked out for good.

The death of the GOP establishment and its unholy alliance is imminent and any who oppose Trump will be purged from the reformed GOP. This IS happening; we are past the point of no return.

They said the UK would never leave - they did.
They said Trump would never win the GOP primary - he did.

The GOP Reformation is coming.

Post: #4

Holy crap - I'm curious if this is actually going to go anywhere.

His opponents page has interesting stuff.

http://paulryanfiles.com/ryans-drug-problem/

Quote:Paul Ryan has a serious addiction to the mountains of campaign cash that open-borders proponents have been feeding him to support their cause. Unfortunately, his addiction has come with some ugly and dangerous side effects for the rest of us.

One of those side effects is the flood of cheap heroin that has literally been pouring into the U.S. at an accelerating rate for years. That heroin is increasingly produced, trafficked, and pushed by Mexican cartels. Researchers consulted for a September 2015 feature in the Washington Post have estimated that only around 1.5 percent of the illegal drugs entering this country are currently discovered and stopped at the border.

Visiting ‘Almost America’

In early May, I traveled to two sectors of the Texas border to see for myself how what’s happening there relates to the rising drug problems we see in Wisconsin—in particular, the trafficking of cheap Mexican heroin and addiction to it. Wisconsinites are dying in increasing numbers. A recent study commissioned by Milwaukee Common Council President Mike Murphy pointed to 888 heroin and opioid-related deaths between 2012 and 2015 in Milwaukee County alone. In 2014, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services was already reporting a five-fold increase in drug deaths that mentioned heroin between 2004 and 2012.

What I learned firsthand at the border made such an impact that I literally couldn’t get it out of my mind.

I stood with county law enforcement, both in broad daylight and at night, in areas that Paul Ryan and the rest of Washington’s political class have literally abandoned, right along with their constitutional duty. Why did I go with county law enforcement? Because federal border patrol agents, while often paid far more and who often do want to help, generally aren’t allowed to do so. In many cases, in fact, federal border agents are pulled so far back from the border that they cannot actually be effective.

In some areas I visited, the Rio Grande River is so narrow and shallow that you can literally wade across it, presenting no real barrier at all to those wishing to enter the U.S. illegally. In other places there are actually unguarded footbridges that traverse the border, making it even easier to come across.

In most cases, there is no fence or wall at all. Occasionally, a property owner has built a barrier of some sort, attempting to do independently what the federal government will not. Such fences may slow those who traffic in drugs and human beings, but they will not stop them.

County law enforcement frequently has to battle the drug cartels alone in these areas. Sometimes those cartels are assisted by the Mexican Army. Is it any wonder that locals have dubbed this virtual no man’s land ‘Almost America’?

The drug cartels must appreciate all the help they get from Paul Ryan for allowing them to operate largely unchecked.

Talking to Sheriffs

County law enforcement—those who do want to secure the border on behalf of citizens—are, frankly, stretched too thin. Federal dollars often filter down in amounts that are too small to make a difference or don’t come at all. And that seems to be just the way Paul Ryan and Washington’s political class like it.

In talking to the sheriffs of Hudspeth and Culberson Counties, in particular, I gained some remarkable insights.

It turns out they haven’t seen a federal dollar in a mighty long time. Several years ago, there was a one-time $42,000 payout from the state that they had to split between them to purchase equipment. There hasn’t been much in the way of help from anyone since.

Yet, considering all of the horror stories we’ve heard about the exorbitant cost of building a wall, the sheriffs tell me that securing our southern border is not an impossible or even an overly expensive task. They could do most or all of the job, if they just had reasonable resources. It won’t take billions or even trillions of dollars. The amount needed to address the problem is far lower than most people would imagine—in the millions.

Mostly what’s required is personnel and equipment. One of the sheriffs confidently told me that all he needed was 75 men to lock down his stretch of the border. Considering that many of the counties in Texas are bigger than some of the original 13 colonies, 75 men doesn’t seem out of line.

Of course, Paul Ryan won’t tell you any of this.

But I will.

Getting to the Truth

In point of fact, Paul Ryan has become legendary in the Border States and elsewhere for supporting policies that undermine or prevent effective border security and enforcement. This past December alone, the newly elected speaker rammed through a $1.8 trillion Omnibus package that funded a host of dangerous, border-related policies, including but not limited to: executive amnesty, federal grants for sanctuary cities, resettlement of illegal aliens within the U.S., the release of criminal aliens, and—the cherry on the cake, tax credits for illegal aliens. He doesn’t seem to care one bit that these policies facilitate the flow of drugs into and throughout this country or that they endanger Americans in multiple ways.

Paul Ryan appears oblivious even to the consequences for people in his own district who deal every day with the direct effects of trafficking between Chicago and Milwaukee. The best he’s mustered is to support treatment-related legislation for the addicted. He’s addressing mere symptoms, while utterly ignoring the causes.

For those who would disagree, I ask point blank: What’s Paul Ryan doing about the problem of border security? Is he helping us or is he hurting us?

The record is clear.

Post: #5

How the hell does a career politician have a mansion?

Post: #6

Fisto, the answer you seek is in your question. Focus on the word "career". Paul Ryan is no public servant, unless you're talking about publicly traded companies, then he'd be happy to serve them.

Post: #7

Bill Mitchell does a fantastic interview with Paul Nehlen on his show here:

http://www.spreaker.com/user/mitchellvii...e-man-who-

He is an incredible guy, smart, based and yes, a bit of a shitlord.

Post: #8

Hopefully Nehlen wins. Ryan is just as much of a cuck for the establishment as Obama or Clinton or Jeb

Post: #9

(07-10-2016 03:23 AM)Fisto Wrote:  How the hell does a career politician have a mansion?

It's in Janesville, WI. A $600K property would be a mansion there.

Post: #10

Next time Paul Ryan acts like a bitch (anytime now) Trump should just get behind Nehlen. I'm tired of him playing nice with the traitorous establishment.

Post: #11

Ryan Could Lose… Poll Shows Him Under 50%

According to Got news, Ryan polling under 50% via internal poll:

Quote: Ryan 42%
Nehlen 34%
undecided 25%

Post: #12

Paul Ryan has a problem. He's in the wrong district. Janesville used to be nice until the GM plant closed and now its not so great. All of the rich, white republicans have moved out of district to Waukesha, and northern Milwaukee suburbs. Kenosha is being encroached on by north/shitty chicago and Walworth county is all farms. Any republicans in the area are more blue collar/tea party types not "establishment" republicans.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wisconsin%...ngress.tif

If Ryan squeaks out a win, they will have to redraw the district lines for him to persist.

Here is a hint, lets look back at the primary results. Who voted for Cruz/Cuck and who voted for Trump/Anti cuck

Counties in Ryan's district are

Rock - Trump won at 41% (This is where Janesville/Paul Ryan's office and home are)
Walworth - Cruz won at 48%
Racine - Cruz won at 51%
Kenosha - Trump won at 42%
a small slice of Waukesa (Cuck death star in WI) - Cruz won at 61% (remember, only a small slice is in Ryan's district)

That was on April 5th. Do you think that people have become MORE or LESS pissed off at Paul Ryan and the republicucks since then? My guess is with all of the shootings and bombings they are MORE pissed.

They don't need to become that much more pissed to actually win. Ryan is at risk. His proxy Cruz lost in his home county for fucks sake.

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Post: #14

How safe is his seat/district for Republicans? As we know, Wisconsin is heavily cucked.

Post: #15

I hate him for one big reason, but it's enough. He's one of these many jackasses who cites Ayn Rand as an inspiration and then acts like one of the villains in her novels. Jerks like this give capitalism a bad name.

Of course, the worst will always be Alan Greenspan.

Post: #16

(07-10-2016 03:50 PM)RexImperator Wrote:  How safe is his seat/district for Republicans? As we know, Wisconsin is heavily cucked.

Super safe for Republicans. You can draw a pretty solid line of areas that are democrats vs. republican in Wisconsin, especially this one. Again, Janesville losing general motors also lost all of its union votes. They used to have a big labor day festival sponsored by the city and the unions, that was cancelled as of 2014 or 2015.

Post: #17

That article was pretty damning.

Quote:Gianitsos noted that Wisconsin voters have “seen a distinct change since Ryan has become Speaker of the House.”

“We now see the Paul Ryan smirk,” Gianitsos said. “We now see him talking down to us instead of being our neighbor. Ryan says [things like], ‘It’s not in our DNA.’ And ‘this is not who we are.’ [But] this is who we are. Isn’t he supposed to be one of us? I think he’s gotten this bravado ever since taking the Speakership maybe because he thinks he’s more insulated from the people because he’s the Speaker. You know, [he thinks] ‘who’s going to un-elect the Speaker?'”

Quote:Naryshkin agreed, explaining that since Ryan became Speaker, “the doors of communication to Ryan have totally closed.”

“We’ve been essentially lied to.” Giantisos added. “What you see here in this package that is the local Paul Ryan is not what you’re getting… He’s a completely different person when he gets on that plane and flies to that ten mile square in the Potomac. And he’s just completely controlled by the cronies and his handlers and his puppeteers.”

Ryan has “not been representing us, especially during the last seven years, which has just been a complete rollover and amplification of the Obama agenda.”

Giantisos said that his Wisconsin neighbors share his concerns about trade, immigration, and national sovereignty:

I worry about the national sovereignty. I worry about what’s happening in the EU happening here. This is what bothers me. I’m Greek, I’m actually a dual-national… I go to Greece. I see what the EU is all about and the loss of sovereignty there and individual nations cannot do anything without hearing from Brussels and how they’re overrun by migrants and the penalties imposed by the big banks in Germany and France and I see that they have no national sovereignty, and that’s essentially what this trans-pacific partnership’s going to be. it’s going be something very similar to an EU except on the other side of the world, and that bothers me. It really bothers me.

That was a good article in alot of ways.

Ryan is a Neocon. Plain and simple. Just like Puckerman pointed out, lots of those guys have the same ideological bent. He is probably involved with Clinton and their foundation. Would not surprise me if he was. Neocons are in both parties and have been for many years. It wasn't until alot of the tea party/libertarian stuff got started that anyone really took notice of that.

His opponent has a long road to hoe to get him out of his seat though.

I wonder if Ryan's fellow Republicans will need to censure him to get anything done about Hillary.

Post: #18

Nehlin will win as long as he gets his message out to the voters. And I see his voters being far more likely to hit the polls than Ryan's on Aug 9th as they are motivated.

A Trump donation to Nehlin's campaign would be the ultimate shitlord move.

Post: #19

(07-11-2016 07:59 AM)Hotwheels Wrote:  Nehlin will win as long as he gets his message out to the voters. And I see his voters being far more likely to hit the polls than Ryan's on Aug 9th as they are motivated.

A Trump donation to Nehlin's campaign would be the ultimate shitlord move.

I agree, this isn't like the walker recalls, where both sides were motivated. In this case, Nehlin's supporters seem energized and Ryan's are 'business as usual"

Post: #20

Ryan's district:



Primary results in 2016:

http://www.cnn.com/election/primaries/states/WI/Rep

It's mostly Cruz voters, but at least 30% went for Trump. Of the Cruz voters, some are fully cucked, but many are still the Tea Party types. Nehlen has strong chance for victory. Those Cruz voters may not like Trump but Nehlen is a different guy and Paul Ryan is generally disliked by Cruz and Cruz voters: http://thehill.com/homenews/house/275403...ed-history

I think giving 10$ to Nehlen is money well spent that could go a long way. Even if your 10$ is enough to get one more vote for Nehlen, that is a huge return on value in a part of the country where total vote count is under 200K.

Post: #21

Full page ad in the Janesville Gazette taken out by Nehlen.

Post: #22

New billboard.

Post: #23

I would have added an "s" to the end of guard, but that isn't too shabby at all. It's very eye catching especially with the caution at the top. I hope it doesn't violate their highway regulations and they have to take it down.

Post: #24

(07-10-2016 07:09 AM)RoastBeefCurtains4Me Wrote:  

(07-10-2016 03:23 AM)Fisto Wrote:  How the hell does a career politician have a mansion?

It's in Janesville, WI. A $600K property would be a mansion there.

His net worth is over $5mill, he could buy a mansion anywhere. Ryan married a lobbyist, same type of arrangement as Cruz. Special interests can buy him out through his wife (see Clintons...)

Post: #25

(07-20-2016 09:54 AM)911 Wrote:  

(07-10-2016 07:09 AM)RoastBeefCurtains4Me Wrote:  

(07-10-2016 03:23 AM)Fisto Wrote:  How the hell does a career politician have a mansion?

It's in Janesville, WI. A $600K property would be a mansion there.

His net worth is over $5mill, he could buy a mansion anywhere. Ryan married a lobbyist, same type of arrangement as Cruz. Special interests can buy him out through his wife (see Clintons...)

Nehlin needs to hammer this. Unfortunately, while he is a shitlord, the media isn't giving him much time to get in front of the people.

Not my district unfortunately, but I am pushing Nehlin on those that I know that do live there. Very receptive so far.

Edit-I'd love to see a Trump endorsement as that would be the killshot. However, there is a bigger picture.

Believe me. Trump wants to dump 20 large on that campaign but the optics would be bad.