[sickoflibs]

RE : Former vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan says he supports “the principles” of an immigration reform proposal from Republican Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, a sign that the party may be coalescing around its own plan to overhaul the nation's laws.
“Senator Rubio is exactly right on the need to fix our broken immigration system,” the congressman wrote on his Facebook page on Monday, with a link to a Wall Street Journal article that includes Rubio’s key immigration goals. “I support the principles he’s outlined: modernization of our immigration laws; stronger security to curb illegal immigration; and respect for the rule of law in addressing the complex challenge of the undocumented population. Our future depends on an immigration system that works.”

Paul Ryan?? The uber conservative budget wizard boy wonder?

Speaking of demanding a budget from O, Paul, lets see your estimates for how much amnesty will cost taxpayers.

[BillyBoy]

Three strikes, you're out:

1) Obama fiscal cliff "compromise" that royally screwed over Republicans

2) Rubio starts pimping "comprehensive" immigration reform

3) TBA

In only three short months, I've gone from really liking this guy to being wary of him. I'd HATE to think the Paulbots were right when they were making a bunch of noise and trashing Ryan after he was nominated. Paul Ryan's selection on the ticket is one of the reasons I voted FOR Romney. Now I can HONESTLY say I've "lost a lot of respect I had for him", unlike Colin Powell and Joe Lieberman who were non-conservatives and lying douchebags I never trusted from the start.

Please don't disappoint me again, Congressman Ryan. One more strike and you're out. 2016 is a long way away.