Ryan: "I would say courage is on the ballot. What governor or state legislator is going to have the courage of addressing the structural problems of their state, if when they do that this is what happens to them. That is really profound."
Democracy to Paul Ryan is a "profound" repugnant
idea.
Ryan is saying you should never question your
"courageous leaders," the controlling authority, the ones who are
doing things you don't want them to do. It doesn't even matter if half of the
voting age public signed a petition to throw that leader out of office. That
penalizes courage and authority.
Such a shocking notion is unfortunately still under the
media radar. This is not a minor comment by Ryan, but a point blank admission
he has stated over and over, that we're on the path to an authoritarian
Republican state.
Maybe the word democracy sounds too much like the Democratic
Party?
Ryan treats dissenters like whiny children who don't want to
take the bad tasting medicine. It's for our own good, don't cha know.
As for the recall, it wasn't a reaction to anything Scott
Walker did, was it? Can you say "autocrat?"
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