Unfuckingbelievable. Well, I mean totally believable that this is Ryan's position and "strategy" on national reciprocity ("No voting on national reciprocity until the Democrats regain control of both chambers and the presidency"?), but unbelievable that people keep voting these (barely qualifies as a RINO even) people in thinking they are going to do something for "us". Ryan's Republican Primary opponent in 2016 had this to say:
"During an interview with Business Insider last week, Nehlen called Ryan a "soulless globalist," yet expressed skepticism that Trump's praise would lead to his victory. Nehlen also characterized Ryan as "the most open-borders, anti-worker, pro-Wall Street member of Congress on either side."
"Paul Ryan is a soulless globalist, and he would send our jobs overseas in a heartbeat if it meant more money in his campaign coffers," he said.
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I guess that's what Ryan's district wanted, as Ryan won the primary 85% to 15%...
GOP Rep: House Majority Leader Republican Paul Ryan Will Not Let Congress Touch Concealed Carry Reciprocityhttp://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/09/08/paul-ryan-will-not-let-congress-touch-concealed-reciprocity/During the September 7 of Armed American Radio with Mark Walters, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) said his concealed carry legislation is stalled because Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wisc.) does not want Congress to touch it.
Mark Walters asked Massie about the lack of movement on national reciprocity, and Massie said, “The Speaker told me he didn’t think the timing was right.” An exasperated Massie then added, “But this is the exact time to bring this bill. So it is frustrating for me.”
National reciprocity legislation—H.R. 38—would treat concealed carry permits like driver’s licenses, making a permit from one state valid in the other 49. Massie is the sponsor of H.R. 2909, which covers a blind spot in the national reciprocity legislation by mandating that Washington DC recognize concealed carry permits from all 50 states.
Massie continued, “Listen, I was no fan of [Speaker] John Boehner, but even under John Boehner, I was allowed to offer an amendment to the DC Appropriations Bill to defund all their gun control laws. It passed in the House. … We got all but four Republicans to vote for it and 20 Democrats voted to defund all of Washington DC’s gun control laws.”