I just heard Paul Ryan say that Don the Con's remark was merely "a joke gone bad."

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Utterly vile, no decency, no honor anywhere in the Republican "leadership" tonight, folks. What a cowardly POS.

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1. Ryan is showing himself to be a spineless a hole.

If you can't come out strongly against a call for gun violence against a presidential candidate, you may as well hang up the cojones because you have no use for them.

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5. I've started referring to him as "The Cowardly Ryan." What a pathetic excuse for a "leader."

[Skittles]

2. gutless coward

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7. I mean, he won his goddamned primary against that Don the Con loving bagger, but he still

couldn't find his spine. Pathetic.

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3. I'm not easily stunned.

But I am sitting here in utter disbelief in reading that... A JOKE GONE BAD?!?

You don't joke about assassination in any way at all you ridiculous ass Ryan!

[King_Klonopin]

4. Murder jokes are hilarious. Right up there with cancer jokes and rape jokes.

Help me, Jeebus, the country is going insane.

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6. Not wanting to give Ryan the benefit of the doubt,

but he did say he hadn't heard the remarks. He says he was 'busy'.

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8. I'm calling bullshit on that excuse. What, nobody in his campaign has an iPad?

And he knew he was going to be asked about that, too.

[OnDoutside]

9. +1

[griloco]

10. May I humbly suggest referring to him as Red Don the Con?