 make a point. So I stopped thinking about it that way—and talking about it that way. But I didn’t come out and say all this to be politically correct. I was just wrong. And of course, there are still going to be times when I say things I wish I hadn’t. There are still going to be times when I follow the wrong impulse.

What's striking here is that of all the many bad things one might say about Trump's rhetoric, he has never, as far as I am aware, used the makers-versus-takers frame.

What Trump has done is specifically rebuke Mitt Romney for using that frame — the very same Mitt Romney who has emerged, alongside Ted Cruz, as the leader of the Stop Trump movement. In early March, Trump called Romney out:

It was a campaign that should have never been lost. You're running against a failed president. He came up with the 47 percent. He demeaned 47 percent of the people in our country, right? The famous 47 percent. Once that was said, I'll be honest, once that was said, a lot of people thought it was over for him.

It's difficult to know what was going through Ryan's head as he composed this address. Did he intend, at some earlier part in the process, to give an anti-Trump speech and then change his mind? Had he long planned to give a kind of boring speech and then opportunistically teased it as if it was going to be interesting?

It's impossible to say.

But what's clear is that this speech was not an endorsement of Cruz, or a rebuke of Trump, and does nothing to lay the groundwork for taking extraordinary measures to deny the presumptive nominee the nomination.

Given the chance to reflect on the state of national politics, Ryan does not sense an alarming rise in overt racism or anti-Muslim prejudice. Ryan does not feel that anti-immigration sentiment has gone too far. Ryan doesn't even express alarm at the backlash against international trade. Ryan isn't worried about protestors getting beaten up at rallies, and Ryan isn't worried that a leading presidential candidate lies constantly. Ryan just thinks people should be nicer, in general, and that Republicans should say nice things about poor people.

All in all, an excellent day for Trump.

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make a point. So I stopped think about it that direction — and talking about it that way. But I did n’t come out and allege all this to be politically correct. I was just ill-timed. And of class, there are however going to be times when I read things I wish I had n’t. There be still going to be times when I follow the wrong impulse. 

 What's strike here is that of all the many bad things one might read about Trump's rhetoric, he has never, as far as I am aware, used the maker - versus - takers frame. 

 What Trump has done is specifically rebuke Mitt Romney for using that frame — the very like Mitt Romney who has emerged, alongside Ted Cruz, as the leader of the Stop Trump movement. In early March, Trump called Romney out: 

 It was a campaign that should have never been lost. You're run against a failed president. He came up with the 47 percent. He demeaned 47 percent of the people in our country, right? The famous 47 percentage. Once that was say, I'll be honest, once that was say, a fortune of people thought it was over for him. 

 It's difficult to acknowledge what was going through Ryan's head as he composed this address. Did he mean, at some earlier part in the process, to give an anti - Trump speech and then change his thinker? Had he long planned to give a kind of boring speech and then opportunistically teased it as if it was survive to be interesting? 

 It's impossible to say. 

 But what's clean is that this speech was not an endorsement of Cruz, or a rebuke of Trump, and does nothing to lay the groundwork for take extraordinary measures to deny the presumptive nominee the nominating speech. 

 Given the luck to reflect on the state of home politics, Ryan does not sense an alarming rise in overt racism or anti - Muslim prejudice. Ryan does not feel that anti - immigration sentiment has go too far. Ryan doesn't even carry alarm at the recoil against international trade. Ryan isn't disquieted about protestors getting beaten up at rallies, and Ryan isn't apprehensive that a leading presidential campaigner lies constantly. Ryan just thinks multitude should be nicer, in general, and that Republicans should say nice things about hapless people. 

 All in all, an excellent sidereal day for Trump. 

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make a point. So I stopped thinking that talking about that way. But say this to be correct. I was wrong. And of course, there are going to be times when I say things I wish I hadn’t. There still going to be times when I follow the wrong impulse. What's striking is of the bad things one might say about Trump's rhetoric, he has never, as far as I am used the makers-versus-takers frame. What Trump has done specifically rebuke Mitt Romney using that frame — the same Romney who emerged, Ted as the leader the Stop Trump movement. In early March, Trump called Romney out: It was a campaign that should never been running against failed He up with the He demeaned 47 percent of the country, right? The famous 47 percent. Once that said, I'll honest, once that was said, a of people thought it was over for him. difficult to know what was going through Ryan's head as he composed this address. Did at some earlier part the process, to an speech then his mind? he long planned to give a kind of boring speech and opportunistically teased it as if it was going to be impossible say. But what's is that this speech not endorsement of Cruz, or of and lay groundwork taking extraordinary measures to the presumptive nominee the nomination. the chance to reflect politics, Ryan does not sense an alarming rise overt racism or anti-Muslim prejudice. Ryan does feel that anti-immigration sentiment has gone too far. Ryan doesn't even express at the international trade. Ryan isn't worried about protestors getting up at rallies, and isn't worried that a leading presidential candidate lies constantly. just people should nicer, in general, that Republicans should nice things about All in an day Trump's ideology of violence Last updated the Motorsport Manxman Dan Kneen
 make a point. So I stopped thinkIng about it That wAy—aNd tAlKing AbouT it that way. But I DIdn’t Come out and say all this to Be polItICallY CoRrect. i was jusT WrONG. AnD oF cOurSe, THeRe are StiLl going To be times wHen i sAy things I wisH i hAdn’t. There aRe sTill going to bE tiMes wheN I FolLOw the WroNg impUlse.

WhAT's striKing here iS tHAt of alL The many BAD tHingS one might say about tRuMP's rhetoric, he haS never, As FAr AS i am AwaRe, used the mAkErs-veRSus-takeRS fRAME.

WhAT Trump has done Is specificaLLy rEbuke MItT RoMNey for Using ThAT frAme — the very sAme MItt Romney Who has EMerged, aLOngside ted CruZ, as The LeadER oF tHe SToP truMP mOveMEnt. in early MArCh, trump CallED rOMney Out:

it waS a camPaign that shouLd hAve nEVer Been lOst. YoU're rUnNing aGainst A failEd President. He came Up wiTh the 47 percEnt. he DemEaNed 47 peRCent of The PeoPle in ouR countrY, RigHt? tHE FaMous 47 percent. Once thaT wAS SaId, I'll be hOnest, oNCe ThAT was said, A lOt oF peoPLE thouGht iT WaS over for Him.

It's DIfFiCult to kNoW what wAs GoiNg tHrougH ryan'S head aS he compoSed thIS address. Did he iNTend, at some earLIeR PArT In thE prOcess, to give An anTI-TruMp spEEcH anD Then cHange HiS MiND? Had he long planned to GiVe a kinD of boRing speech and Then opportUNIStically TeasED iT As if it was going To be iNteresting?

iT's impossIble tO say.

But wHat's clear IS That this SpeEch Was Not AN EnDorsement of CrUZ, Or a rEbUke of TrUmp, And does NotHinG to Lay ThE groundwoRk for takInG eXtRaOrdInary MEasures tO dEny ThE prEsumpTIve nomInee tHe noMiNaTIon.

given thE ChANCe to ReFlEct oN thE sTate oF natIOnaL politiCs, Ryan doeS noT SensE aN aLarming Rise in overt raCiSm or anti-MuSlIm pRejudiCE. ryan does Not feel that anti-immigratIOn sentiMenT has gOne tOo far. Ryan DoeSn't eveN exPRess alArm at tHe bacKlAsh AGAinst INTeRnaTiOnal trade. RYAN isN't worRiEd abOut protEstors getting beateN Up aT rallies, and RyAn iSn't wORRiEd tHAt A LeaDiNG prESIdential candidaTe lies consTaNTlY. Ryan just tHInkS pEople shOuld be nIcer, iN General, And that RePublicans ShOuld SAY niCe things abOut poor pEople.

All iN All, an EXcEllenT daY for TrUmP.

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 make a point. So I stoppe d thinking  abou t i t t ha t wa y—an d talking abou t  itthat way. But I didn’t  come  o u t an d  s ay al l thist ob e  po li ti cal ly co rrect . I  was ju st wrong.And  o f course, th e re  are still  go ing to be ti mes  whenIsay thing s I  wish  I had n ’t. Th ere are s ti l l goin g  to bet i me s wh en I follow the w r on g  impulse.

Wha t's st ri k in g her e i s that ofal l the many ba d  t h i n gso ne might sayabout Trump ' s r hetori c,  he has ne ver,as far  as I am aw are,  used the  maker s -versus - takersframe. 

W hat  Tru m pha s d on e  is sp eci f ica lly rebu ke  M itt R omne y f o r us ing  tha t fra me — the very  sa me M i ttRomne y who  has  e merge d, alo ngsid eTed Cruz, as th e le ader of t heSt opTr ump m o vement . I n e arly Ma rch, Tr u mpca l l e dRomney out:

It wa sa ca mpaign t hat sh o ul dh ave neve rbee n lo s t . You 'rer un ning aga inst a fa il ed pres id ent. H ecam e u p wit h  the  47 pe rcent. H e dem e aned 47 percen t  of the peopl e  i n ou r  cou ntr y, right? T he f a mous  47p er cen t . Onc e tha tw as said, I'll be hones t,  oncethatwas said, a l ot of peop l e thoughtit w a so ver for him.
It'sdifficultt o know w hat w as going  throughR y an's hea d a s h e c omp o s ed  this address . Didhe  intend , a t someear lie r p art  i n the pro cess, to  g iv ean  an ti-Tr u mp speec hand  t hen  chan g e hismind?  Had  h el ong  planne d  t o give  a  k indofbo ringspee c h a nd then  opportun ist i call yte ased it  as if it was  g oing to be  i nte restin g ? 

It's i mpossible to say.

Butw hat's c lea r isthat  this spe ech  was n ota n endo rsemen t ofCr uz, o r a r e b uk e o fTrump, and d oes  noth in g to  lay th e groundwork for t a kin g extraordina rymeas u r es  to de n y t he pre s u mptive nomineethe nomina ti o n. 

Given th e  ch an ce to r eflecton th e  stateof nation al politi cs , Ry a n  do es not sen se an al arming ri s e ino ve rt ra cis m or a nt i-M uslim  preju d ice . Rya n does  n ot fee l tha tanti-imm igration sentiment hasgone t oo fa r.Ryan does n't eve n express  ala rm at thebac kla sh ag ain s t int erna t io nal trade . Ry a n isn't w o rr ied a bo ut protesto r s get tingbea t en upat r allies, and Ryani sn't worried t hata lea din g  pre si dential candid ate  l i e s consta nt ly. Ryan ju st think sp eople  shoul d be n icer, i n ge n eral,andtha t Republi can ss hould s ay  n i ce thi ngsab out po or peo p le.A ll in all, an ex celle n t  dayf orTrump .
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 make_a point._So I stopped thinking_about it_that_way—and talking_about_it that way._But I didn’t_come out and say_all this to_be_politically correct. I was just wrong. And of course, there are still going to_be_times when_I_say_things I wish I hadn’t._There are still going to_be times_when I follow the wrong impulse.

What's striking here_is_that of all_the many bad things one might say about Trump's_rhetoric, he has never, as far_as I am_aware,_used_the makers-versus-takers frame.

What Trump_has done is specifically rebuke Mitt_Romney for using that frame —_the very same Mitt Romney who has_emerged, alongside Ted Cruz, as the_leader of the Stop Trump_movement. In_early March, Trump called Romney_out:

It was a_campaign that_should have never_been lost. You're running against a_failed president. He_came up with the 47 percent._He_demeaned 47 percent_of_the_people in_our country, right?_The_famous 47_percent._Once that was said, I'll be_honest,_once that was said, a lot of_people thought it was_over_for him.

It's difficult to_know what was going through_Ryan's head as he composed this_address. Did_he intend,_at some earlier part in the process, to give an anti-Trump_speech and then change his mind?_Had he long planned_to give_a_kind of boring_speech_and then_opportunistically teased it as if it was_going to_be interesting?

It's impossible to say.

But what's_clear is that this_speech_was not an endorsement of Cruz,_or a rebuke of Trump, and_does nothing to lay the_groundwork_for_taking extraordinary measures to deny_the presumptive nominee the nomination.

Given the_chance to reflect_on the state of national politics, Ryan_does_not sense an alarming rise in_overt_racism or anti-Muslim prejudice. Ryan does_not_feel_that anti-immigration sentiment has gone_too far. Ryan doesn't even express_alarm at the backlash against international trade. Ryan isn't_worried about protestors_getting beaten up at rallies,_and_Ryan_isn't worried that a leading presidential candidate lies constantly. Ryan_just thinks_people should be_nicer, in general, and that Republicans should say nice things_about poor people.

All in all, an excellent_day for Trump.

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