There’s a new Marquette University Law School poll that is mind-boggling, unless Republican amnesia is behind the responses, in which case it makes total sense.
The Journal Times is reporting that part of that stellar GOP ticket that lost to President Obama in a landslide is now leading the field for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination in Wisconsin. To add insult to injury, Gov. Scott Walker came in third. Hillary Clinton was the Dem fave, with V.P. Biden coming in second:
27 percent of Wisconsin Republican voters and independents who lean Republican support Ryan, while 21 percent support Florida Sen. Marco Rubio. Walker received support from 16 percent.
This would be the same Paul Ryan who decided not to decide” whether or not to run for president in 2016.
This would be the same Paul Ryan who continues to use the derogatory “anchor babies” term.
The same Paul Ryan who cosponsored another fetal personhood bill. Which was after he and his former BFF Todd Akin co-sponsored their own personhood bill.
The same Paul Ryan who only last month had only a 35% approval rating among all likely U.S. voters, down 15 points from 50% in August just after Mitt Romney chose him as his running mate.
The same Paul Ryan who still wants to kill Medicare and whose “LaLaLand fantasy budget” was a laughingstock, because it catered to the same 1% that his old “Kill Medicare” did, yet said explaining his tax plan math was too time-consuming.
The same Paul Ryan who said, “We’re not going to give up on destroying the health care system…”
The same Paul Ryan who said that he thinks he can get Obamacare repealed. After 37 times, you’d think he’d finally realize that it just ain’t gonna happen.
The same Paul Ryan who refused to answer any questions.
The same Paul Ryan who “may have improperly used funds raised for his re-election effort in Wisconsin.”
The same Paul Ryan who showed up all over “Rape Pregnancy Is Something God Intended” Mourdock’s Facebook page.
The same Paul Ryan whose hypocritical stimulus funding story makes front pages of most WI papers.
The same Paul Ryan who walked out on a local reporter for pressing him on taxes.
The same Paul Ryan who opposed the First-Responders Bill.
The same Paul Ryan who out and out lies.
And who can forget his “phoniest piece of baloney” photo op at a soup kitchen?
What’s the matter with Wisconsin?
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