Listed below are the headlines showed in Google News, the most-frequently-cited-source of news. Paul Ryan is a smart man on earth for his own good. How about others: Bushes? McCain? ...Who wants to go with Trump for his roller coaster-like wild run (see below for his flips on minimal wages) - you go ahead! But watch your wallet, and fasten your seatbelts it's going to be a bumpy ride. 
Yeah, you want an outsider? You got one now, visualizing Trump's climbing up a physical slope, Climbing the Learning Curve, like a pro - professional politician? Trump is a fast learner as he claimed. You can see how skillful he can be trying to get closer to the round table - hierachy of politics.
Back to 2008, New York Times articles pointed out Obama's resolved position in policy would help him prevail in the end - Obama won.
In modern politics, you can't flip-flop, trying to weather the storm as great leaders make unpopular decisions - you can't follow the crowd !
Will you? Can you afford to see Trump forms his own big-boy club ((see below, Trump recruit a Wall Street heart-breaker) ) to use the entire nation resources for his own gain? "I love the poorly educated people" --> I use these axxxxx, foolish dreamers, ha, ha, ha ... I won't do it. I said to serve my purpose.
Believe him: Trump'll make the best deal, as he wrote in his books, not for you, the voters, but for himself - Gotcha!
Think again, again, and again -
I “knock on wood" for me, for you, and for our country. May the Lord guide the ship through the storm.
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The Guardian -
Paul Ryan: 'I'm just not ready' to back Donald Trump
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(CNN) House Speaker Paul Ryan said Thursday he cannot yet support presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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The bad news is that the Republican Party will now almost certainly nominate the most dangerous presidential nominee in modern American history.
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As he tries to beef up his general election financing team, Donald Trump turned to a man who used to work for a George Soros-backed bank responsible for foreclosing on homes.
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Janet Yellen with the former Fed chairs Ben Bernanke, center, and Paul Volcker. Donald Trump said he would most likely replace her as Fed chairwoman if he became president.
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Publicly, John McCain insists Donald Trump will have a negligible effect on his campaign for reelection. But behind closed doors at a fundraiser in Arizona last month, the Republican senator and two-time presidential hopeful offered a far more dire ...
The decision of the two living Republican presidents to snub the party's 2016 White House nominee is extraordinary, yet completely predictable.
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GOP U.S. Senate candidate Chris Vance extends his arms as he talks about how far apart the two major parties are while speaking at a news conference Thursday, May 5, 2016, in Seattle.
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