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By Dustin Rowles | Politics | December 1, 2017
A couple of things on this exchange between Paul Ryan and NPR’s Steve Inskeep:
1) Wow! That’s what Steve Inskeep looks like? You hear a guy’s voice for years and you build an image of the face that belongs to that voice, and when the face doesn’t match the one in your head, it ends up looking like someone is dubbing his voice over someone else’s face.
2) Paul Ryan believes the allegations against Roy Moore are credible and that he should drop out, but when asked what the difference between the Trump and Roy Moore situation is, Paul Ryan seems to get lost in Steve Inskeep’s eyes. “Well I think, uh, you know, uh, I’m focused on Congress, see?”
NPR's @NPRinskeep asks House Speaker Paul Ryan about the allegations against Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore. Watch more of the interview here: https://t.co/qp3VS6MDdT pic.twitter.com/MQ5VbdhkQd
— NPR (@NPR) December 1, 2017
I think what Paul Ryan is trying to say is, “Well, uh, let me pass this tax plan, and ask me that question again after Donald Trump has signed it and I have no more use for him.”
