it's lonely when you're only liar number two.
RENO — In his first eight weeks on the GOP ticket, Paul Ryan blazed his own campaign trail through the living rooms of swing-state voters, sitting for nearly 125 interviews with local television affiliates.But since the week of the vice presidential debate, Ryan has gone dark on battleground reporters — doing no local television and only a handful of network interviews and syndicated radio shows.Ryan’s final local TV interview appears to have occurred on Oct. 8. It was the sit-down with a Michigan ABC affiliate in which reporters accused the lawmaker of walking off the set after being faced with some uncomfortable questions. But video of the exchange didn’t support that claim — although a Ryan staffer did cover the camera after the interview was over.
so if you can't see what happened at the end but that accused one's people provide the assurance that you don't see then deny. guilty as charged, if not a proven liar maybe until proven guilty but with a track record like his Ghandi would convict.
Ryan staffers at the time told reporters that the interview had run over its allotted time, and was not truncated.
“The reporter knew he was already well over the allotted time for the interview when he decided to ask a weird question relating gun violence to tax cuts,” Ryan spokesman Brendan Buck told POLITICO then. “When you do nearly 200 interviews in a couple months, eventually you’re going to see a local reporter embarrass himself.”
so who really is embarrassed the tv people are on everyday Ryan is hiding out probably in his run down home of janesville WI. getting help from the gov't, and that stimulus money he begged for while ranting against it like most republicans.
so if there was and overtime why was it Ryan people covered the camera why did the show not go to commercial, because his staffers are worse liars then he is.
