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'''Paul Davis Ryan, Jr.''' (born January 29, 1970) was the [[Speaker of the House of Representatives]] from 2015 to 2019 and was the [[Republican]] nominee for [[Vice President]] in the [[Presidential Election 2012]], as selected by [[Mitt Romney]] on August 11.  In 2016, Ryan initially declined to support [[GOP]] presidential nominee [[Donald Trump]] and as a result, faced a spirited primary challenge backed by [[Sarah Palin]].  But Ryan was reelected for another term but than retired at the age of only 47 rather than face a challenge to his reelection in 2018.  As [[Speaker of the House]], he accomplished little and lost the [[GOP]] majority in 2018.  After he left [[Congress]], he moved to the [[Washington, D.C.]] area despite not residing there while he was a congressman.<ref>https://www.politico.com/story/2019/08/20/paul-ryan-returns-to-washington-1468994</ref>  He also joined the Board of Directors of the parent corporation for the [[Fox News Channel]].
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'''Paul Davis Ryan, Jr.''' (born January 29, 1970) was the [[Speaker of the House of Representatives]] from 2015 to 2019 and was the [[Republican]] nominee for [[Vice President]] in the [[Presidential Election 2012]], as selected by [[Mitt Romney]] on August 11.  In 2016, Ryan initially declined to support [[GOP]] presidential nominee [[Donald Trump]] and as a result, faced a spirited primary challenge backed by [[Sarah Palin]].  Ryan was reelected for another term but then retired at the age of 47, rather than face a challenge to his reelection in 2018.  As [[Speaker of the House]], he accomplished little and lost the [[GOP]] majority in 2018.  After he left [[Congress]], he moved to the [[Washington, D.C.]] area despite not residing there while he was a congressman.<ref>https://www.politico.com/story/2019/08/20/paul-ryan-returns-to-washington-1468994</ref>  He also joined the Board of Directors of the parent corporation for the [[Fox News Channel]].
    
Paul Ryan has repeatedly caved into the [[homosexual agenda]], beginning as early as 2007 when he voted for special rights for [[homosexuals]] in the EDNA bill.  Subsequently, he supports adoption by homosexual couples, and changing the military to appease the homosexual movement.  Ryan also cast votes in favor of funding [[amnesty]], in favor of bailing out [[Wall Street]] ([[TARP]]), and in favor of a budget that continued funding for [[Planned Parenthood]].  Ryan used his power in the House to punish [[conservative]] members, and was a cheerleader to transfer power to [[Obama]] with the Trade Promotion Authority.  Simply put, Paul Ryan is a puppet for the [[Establishment]].
 
Paul Ryan has repeatedly caved into the [[homosexual agenda]], beginning as early as 2007 when he voted for special rights for [[homosexuals]] in the EDNA bill.  Subsequently, he supports adoption by homosexual couples, and changing the military to appease the homosexual movement.  Ryan also cast votes in favor of funding [[amnesty]], in favor of bailing out [[Wall Street]] ([[TARP]]), and in favor of a budget that continued funding for [[Planned Parenthood]].  Ryan used his power in the House to punish [[conservative]] members, and was a cheerleader to transfer power to [[Obama]] with the Trade Promotion Authority.  Simply put, Paul Ryan is a puppet for the [[Establishment]].
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