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Paul Ryan offers to step down as GOP convention chair if Donald Trump asks |TheNews Linzer

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The speaker of House, who has declined to endorse the presumptive Republican nominee, made comment as Trump chasm between party leaders widens
Paul Ryan would be expected to support Donald Trump

 Paul Ryan told reporters on Monday that he is willing to step down from role as co-chairman of the Republican National Convention in July if Donald Trump asks him to do so.

 The comment, made in an interview with the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, was the latest sign that many Republican leaders are willing to walk away from their party’s presumptive nominee and distance themselves from the controversy and chaos of his campaign. Many believe Trump will lose badly in a general election, and that he could take senators and representatives down with him.

 Ryan declined to endorse Trump last week, telling CNN: “I’m just not ready to do that at this point. I’m not there right now.”

 Trump at first responded with statement: “I am not ready to support Speaker Ryan’s agenda.”

 He later expressed disappointment, telling NBC on Sunday: “He called me, I think, to congratulate me about New York, ’cause I won by massive numbers.” Continue reading....





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