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| − | '''Paul Nehlen III''' is a successful business entrepreneur and a [[conservative]] | + | '''Paul Nehlen III''' is a successful business entrepreneur and a [[conservative]] who will challenge [[Paul Ryan]] in [[Wisconsin]]'s 1st Congressional District. Nehlen holds several patents and has never held any public office. He will compete for the job against Ryan's five million dollar war chest. Nehlen said he will spend a considerable amount of his own money to get elected. He was once a supporter of, and donor to, Ryan. <ref>[http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/03/big-spender-pro-amnesty-speaker-paul-ryan-gets-primary-challenge-local-businessman/ Big Spending, Pro-Amnesty, Pro-TPP Speaker Paul Ryan Gets Primary Challenge from Local Businessman, Gateway Pundit, March 30, 2016]</ref> |
{{cquote|Paul Ryan’s embrace of big government spending, his continued support of [[illegal immigration]] and imported workers, and his championing of the job-killing trade deal known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership betrays me, this district, and this nation.” | {{cquote|Paul Ryan’s embrace of big government spending, his continued support of [[illegal immigration]] and imported workers, and his championing of the job-killing trade deal known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership betrays me, this district, and this nation.” | ||
Revision as of 05:41, April 10, 2016
Paul Nehlen III is a successful business entrepreneur and a conservative who will challenge Paul Ryan in Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District. Nehlen holds several patents and has never held any public office. He will compete for the job against Ryan's five million dollar war chest. Nehlen said he will spend a considerable amount of his own money to get elected. He was once a supporter of, and donor to, Ryan. [1]
| “ | Paul Ryan’s embrace of big government spending, his continued support of illegal immigration and imported workers, and his championing of the job-killing trade deal known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership betrays me, this district, and this nation.”
“He’s failed to put America’s security and American jobs first. I’ve had it. We’ve all had it. |
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