even two years ago, national right wingers weren t that familiar with paul ryan. he s a guy who has been hanging around washington for a long time. but he has inserted himself into the debate over the last two years with, i think, a great deal of ambition, trying to get himself to exactly where he s gotten. who stands on the stump with this man with the radical vision for america? this vision of tearing apart institutions that have helped this country be great and give people an opportunity? who stands with him? is he going to be toxic on the campaign trail? it s got the potential to be this, ed, already, there are republican candidates for the u.s. senate who have been airing ads in states like montana, making a point that they voted against the ryan budget. because they know how unpopular it is. one of the things we re going to be watching for is that first republican candidate who when paul ryan comes into his district or her state, says i m not going to be around that day becau
interview, glenn beck says i don t really know you. even two years ago, national right wingers weren t that familiar with paul ryan. he s a guy who has been hanging around washington for a long time. but he has inserted himself into the debate over the last two years with, i think, a great deal of ambition, trying to get himself to exactly where he s gotten. who stands on the stump with this man with the radical vision for america? this vision of tearing apart institutions that have helped this country be great and give people an opportunity? who stands with him? is he going to be toxic on the campaign trail? it s got the potential to be this, eld, already, there are republican candidates for the u.s. senate who have been airing ads in states like montana, making a point that they voted against the ryan budget. because they know how unpopular it is. one of the things we re going to be watching for is that first republican candidate who when paul ryan comes into his district or her
remember that statement about progressivism, that came from 2010, a couple years ago. if you listen to the whole interview, glenn beck says i don t really know you. even two years ago, national right wingers weren t that familiar with paul ryan. he s a guy who has been hanging around washington for a long time. but he has inserted himself into the debate over the last two years with, i think, a great deal of ambition, trying to get himself to exactly where he s gotten. who stands on the stump with this man with the radical vision for america? this vision of tearing apart institutions that have helped this country be great and give people an opportunity? who stands with him? is he going to be toxic on the campaign trail? it s got the potential to be this, ed, already, there are republican candidates for the u.s. senate who have been airing ads in states like montana, making a point that they voted against the ryan budget. because they know how unpopular it is. one of the things we r
santorum or gingrich, might at some point run out of money and drop out in the future, but now they don t have to because they have super-pacs, funded largely by individual supporters of them. foster freiz, if he s in the mood to keep giving money, he can keep airing ads. and sheldon with the newt gingrich campaign. thank you. we will be back in a minute. we will check in with those guys down in d.c. and see what on earth they are wearing now. don t go away. it is harder to make ends meet because we have a government that s crushing us every single day with more taxes, more regulation, and the idea that they know better than you how to run your life. that ultimately is about what this race is about. it comes down to the very nature of who we are as americans.
santorum or gingrich, might at some point run out of money and drop out in the future, but now they don t have to because they have super-pacs, funded largely by individual supporters of them. foster freiz, if he s in the mood to keep giving money, he can keep airing ads. and sheldon with the newt gingrich campaign. thank you. we will be back in a minute. we will check in with those guys down in d.c. and see what on earth they are wearing now. don t go away. it is harder to make ends meet because we have a government that s crushing us every single day with more taxes, more regulation, and the idea that they know better than you how to run your life. that ultimately is about what this race is about. it comes down to the very nature of who we are as americans.