Courtesy of the Wasilla Whack-a-doodle's Facebook page:
Rep. Paul Ryan abandoned the district he was to represent as special interests dictated his legislative priorities. Without ever having a real job outside of politics, it seems he disconnected himself from the people, thus easily disrespected the will of the people. It's time for a change. I'm supporting the independent conservative businessman, Paul Nehlen, to return the House Speakership to "We The People". Here's the worthy challenger, Paul Nehlen.
Here is what CNN reported concerning the timing of this Facebook post:
Sarah Palin reiterated her support for Paul Ryan's primary challenger Friday night immediately after her political ally, Donald Trump, endorsed the House speaker.
Minutes after Trump announced his support during a rally in Ryan's home state, Palin wrote on Facebook that she was "proud to be standing with Paul Nehlen since May 9th."
Well isn't THAT interesting.
So does this mean that Palin is finally fed up with being left on the sidelines by Donald Trump and is responding like a petulant child? (After all Ryan is clearly going to win his nomination as he leads this Nehlen fellow by 66 points on the polls.)
Or has she finally recognized that the Trump campaign is doomed and she is distancing herself as much as possible before the whole thing implodes and destroys everybody within the vicinity?
I guess we'll find out by watching to see what she posts next.
My fingers are crossed for a complete about face where she starts attacking Trump in that passive aggressive mean girl style that we have all come to know so well.
Rep. Paul Ryan abandoned the district he was to represent as special interests dictated his legislative priorities. Without ever having a real job outside of politics, it seems he disconnected himself from the people, thus easily disrespected the will of the people. It's time for a change. I'm supporting the independent conservative businessman, Paul Nehlen, to return the House Speakership to "We The People". Here's the worthy challenger, Paul Nehlen.
Here is what CNN reported concerning the timing of this Facebook post:
Sarah Palin reiterated her support for Paul Ryan's primary challenger Friday night immediately after her political ally, Donald Trump, endorsed the House speaker.
Minutes after Trump announced his support during a rally in Ryan's home state, Palin wrote on Facebook that she was "proud to be standing with Paul Nehlen since May 9th."
Well isn't THAT interesting.
So does this mean that Palin is finally fed up with being left on the sidelines by Donald Trump and is responding like a petulant child? (After all Ryan is clearly going to win his nomination as he leads this Nehlen fellow by 66 points on the polls.)
Or has she finally recognized that the Trump campaign is doomed and she is distancing herself as much as possible before the whole thing implodes and destroys everybody within the vicinity?
I guess we'll find out by watching to see what she posts next.
My fingers are crossed for a complete about face where she starts attacking Trump in that passive aggressive mean girl style that we have all come to know so well.
