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Paul Ryan Says “Entitlement Reform” Will Continue in 2019

By Thomas McKinless
Posted September 12, 2018 at 11:07pm

By Thomas McKinless

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At an event hosted by WisPolitics president Jeff Mayers, Speaker Paul D. Ryan said he thinks Republican will retain control of the House. The future of health care and entitlement overhauls sought by the GOP hinge on whether Republicans make gains in the Senate in November in addition to keeping the House, Ryan said.

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