[Drew68]

That losing the House is even at risk is a testament to the total failure of leadership in Paul Ryan, who along with 40+ other #NeverTrump incumbent Republicans were so consumed by hate towards the President that that they chose to retire instead of coming on-board to support his winning message. Make no mistake, incumbency is an advantage and these cowards tossed it away, making their seats competitive.

If we should happen to lose the House, Paul Ryan is entirely to blame.

[babble-on]

So is Paul Ryan the reason only 40% of Americans approve of Trump?

[Electric Graffiti]

“That losing the House is even at risk is a testament to the total failure of leadership in Paul Ryan, who along with 40+ other #NeverTrump incumbent Republicans were so consumed by hate towards the President that that they chose to retire instead of coming on-board to support his winning message.”

That speaks volumes, doesn’t it? America is on her death bed and these rino scum would rather stab Trump in the back rather than try to save her. Unbelievable.

[technically right]

Even if the Republicans retain the House and Senate, little legislation, if any, will get passed as long as the Senate rules require 60 votes for cloture. The Democrats will see to that. BUT, a Republican majority in the Senate can proceed with all due expediency to confirm more judges to the Federal bench and perhaps another Justice to the SCOTUS if Buzzie Ginsburg achieves room temperature during the next couple of years.

[Freee-dame]

If we should happen to lose the House, Paul Ryan is entirely to blame.

I think that Paul Ryan wants to feel vindicated in his Trump hatred by losing the House. He does not care a thing about the American people.

[Cheerio]

If we should happen to lose the House, Paul Ryan is entirely to blame.

Entirely correct. The only significant thing I can think that he shepherded through Congress was the Trump tax cuts. Most everything else went no where thanks to the NEVER TRUMPERS.