Will Paul Ryan Ever Back Donald Trump?

The transcript discusses Paul Ryan's unique position as a lone holdout among top Republicans in supporting Donald Trump. It highlights his leadership style, which differs from his predecessor John Boehner, and his challenges in garnering support within his party. Ryan's approach to leadership is more bottom-up, which has led to delays in presenting a budget and other legislative actions. The discussion also touches on Ryan's self-branding and the potential impact on his leadership effectiveness.

What is the main reason Paul Ryan is considered a lone holdout among top Republicans?

• He is focused on his own political career.

• He has not publicly supported Donald Trump.

• He has a different policy agenda.

• He is planning to retire soon.

How does Paul Ryan describe his approach to the role of Speaker?

• He was reluctant but accepted the role.

• He was appointed by the President.

• He was elected unanimously by his peers.

• He actively pursued the position.

What distinguishes Paul Ryan's rise to the speakership from John Boehner's?

• Ryan was more popular among Democrats.

• Ryan built fewer relationships within the House.

• Ryan had more support from the Senate.

• Ryan had a stronger media presence.

What is one of the legislative challenges Paul Ryan is facing?

• Passing a new healthcare bill.

• Presenting a budget to the House.

• Reforming immigration policies.

• Increasing military spending.

What impact does Paul Ryan's leadership style have on the legislative process?

• It speeds up decision-making.

• It creates a more unified party.

• It slows down the process.

• It increases bipartisan support.