Look, we have a normal life here in Janesville, my wife and I, three beautiful kids. We have soccer on Saturdays. We have cub scouts. We have a normal life like everybody else. I go to Washington four days a week, which I call the silly place. It's two different kind of world.
Paul Ryan describes his family life in Janesville and contrasts it with his political life in Washington.
Share
More from Paul Ryan
This moment, when we have fellow citizens in need to respond to these hurricanes so that we do not strand them.
The allegations made by these women are credible and they should be listened to.
You know, if this FEC does not investigate, and that's all we're asking for, does not open an investigation into this matter, this FEC hopeless.
We must be clear. White supremacy is repulsive. This bigotry is counter to all this country stands for. There can be no moral ambiguity.
Other voices in this conversation
