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Paul Ryan Is Grateful for Speakership on ‘My Terms,’ Something ‘Nancy Does Not Now Have’

By Nathan Ouellette
Posted November 29, 2018 at 3:47pm

By Nathan Ouellette

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Speaker Paul Ryan sat down with the Washington Post on Thursday as part of his goodbye tour as he prepares to leave Capitol Hill in Decemeber. Ryan’s wide ranging interview allowed for reflection on his assent to the speakership and how his experience differed from Democratic Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s current situation.

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