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He was a proven loser (8 business bankruptcies) before taking over your party.  How does a loser of that magnitude take over your party?  Only way is if your party is an even a bigger set of losers.  And that appears to be the case.
Remember, it wasn't the lying, the self dealing, the chaos, the lives lost during COVID, the strategic allies we pissed off, or the authoritarianism that made Republicans turn on Trump.
It was the losing
They were cool with the rest >

Yikes. Yup. >

Will this opinion last the year?
Or will he be praising Donnie by autumn? >

If there is one common trend among Republicans is that once they leave office they actually speak ill of the demagogue they once supported when they were in office. Because their is no election to worry about any longer. >

Paul Ryan would know what a proven loser looks like. >

Bro will criticize someone and praise them in the same sentence. >

"Man who is completely irrelevant has an opinion no one cares about" - CNN. >

He retired from Congress to focus on poverty >

Increasing or decreasing it? >

Ending his own primarily >

This is Paul’s idea of raging against the machine. Sad! >

and you have a Failed Presidential Candidate who couldn't even make it out of the Primary, he was a Stone Cold Loser, and all of a sudden I look and he's very viciously and very unfairly attacking Trump.  don't forget, I came in, we had almost no Military, our Deficit was at an All Time High because of Obama, we were almost on Life Support, but then even the Radical Left had to say, "thank you Sir for saving us.  we wouldn't have a Country without you," so true. >

What???? >

look all I'm saying is that Little Paul Ryan could never win against me in an Election ok, we had so much, I did a lot for our Soldiers, our Beautiful Soldiers, because our Armed Forces went basically 100% for Trump.  from the second I came down the Golden Escalator I've saved America many many times.  ok, you can thank me later. enjoy yourselves. >

Ah okay. Read the username. 🫡carry on. >

Paul Ryan, wherever you've been out of sight please stay there. >

Making bank as a "consultant" >

Paul Ryan’s problem is that he was born 30 years too late. Republicans are not interested in nerdy technocrats these days. >

My favorite Paul Ryan story is the time he hit on my 16-year-old friend at a yacht party. His daughter had to break it up. >

Oh NOW you speak up. After you’re ran out of congress for being a weasel. 
Go back under your rock. >

I wonder if Paul Ryan is suddenly in the news again because he’s planning to reboot his political career. >

Is he using hair dye tips from Rudi? Goodness me... >

Speaker Kevin McCarthy is a far superior leader than was Lame Duck Speaker Paul Ryan. Tougher, smarter and a far better fundraiser, Kevin is already closing in on Many Million Dollars. Paul’s final year numbers were, according to Breitbart, “abysmal.” People like.....
Paul Ryan, the failed V.P. candidate &amp, former Speaker of the House, whose record of achievement was atrocious (except during my first two years as President), ultimately became a long running lame duck failure, leaving his Party in the lurch both as a fundraiser &, leader......
Paul Ryan should be focusing on Fox News (which is failing like never before) rather than giving his opinions on a real Winner (Me), something he knows nothing about! Our new Republican Majority will work on this, Fixing the TOTALLY RIGGED AND STOLEN ELECTION!
-DJT >

Can’t tell if this is a direct quote or not. >

Can’t tell if I wanna find out or not :-/ >

Hello Pot. May I introduce you to Kettle? >

Takes one to know one. >

This one hurt my head because Paul Ryan talking about Trump being a loser could create a wormhole and suck the universe in if we don't close it fast enough. >

Has he said who he voted for in 2020? >

He seems like one of those morons who voted for Lincoln or Donald Duck or something. >

...said the man not running for any political office. >

Not sure anybody cares what Paul Ryan thinks >

Oh didn’t know this loser was also still around >

Technically, Ryan is a quitter. >

The problem here is that Republicans are considering leaving Trump out simply because he is a loser, but not because he is the greatest enemy of American democracy. Yet the biggest problem with Trump is not that he is a loser but that he threatens American democracy.
In this regard, it is surprising to note that Trump's call for the abandonment of the U.S. Constitution in early December 2022 did not directly exclude him from the race for the Republican presidential nomination in 2024. >

Game recognize game. >

It’s incredibly amusing to me that republicans could put forward someone like Larry Hogan and (given Biden’s approval ratings) could probably wipe the floor with the Dems in an election but they are so stuck on people like Trump and DeSantis that Biden will probably coast to victory if he runs again. 
Seriously, all you have to do is not be insane and you can win. That’s all that needs to be done >

I'd be confident of Trump losing - but I'm less confident about an easy victory over DeSantis. He has none of Trump's baggage and is crushing elections in FL. >

He has power in Florida to change whatever he wants. He gerrymandered the FUCK out of a democratic stronghold in the state for which he is in an active lawsuit for. 
He has a temper and is a really bad orator. Nor is he entertaining. He doesn’t have the reality tv flair that trump knew about. >

Sounds like wishful thinking to me.
1) I think you overestimate the requirements to get the base in line - they don't need Marlon Brando on stage reciting poetry akin to Shakespeare - they just need someone to emphatically utter red-meat codewords and to appear "strong", and DeSantis fits this bill just fine. If anything he might even be "stronger" than Trump given what he is doing in FL.
2) He didn't win the governorship by gerrymandering. And he won it handily. Remember how close the EC makes our presidentual elections - it doesn't take much to tip the scales one way or the other.
The right falls in line and votes, and I think it will actually be a breath of fresh air for them to vote for someone that is unencumbered with so much baggage for a change.
I think our best chance against him is actually Trump, who would threaten to (and actually followup on) running as an independent if knocked out of the GOP. That threat alone will make any other GOP candidate think twice before even considering running. >

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"Have you heard about the proven loser ?"   
"He's a  loser but he keeps on lying." >

What is this?   2015??? >

Trump was a proven blight in 2015. How'd that affect Ryan's dealings w/Trump? >

Ryan also used this CNN segment to pitch the Republicans plan to end the omnibus to cut Medicare and Social Security and other health care and welfare funding.
Ryan is still scum, looking for ways to screw anyone below the billionaires he represents. >

Paul Ryan’s opinion is worth about as much as mine. >

I don't think you've lied to me yet,  so you're in the lead