House Speaker Paul Ryan at the Fall Fest event Saturday in Wisconsin.
Nearly half of all Americans (48%) have a favorable opinion of House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., the highest percentage ever measured by Gallup.
According to the Gallup poll conducted from November 9-13, roughly 1 in 5 (18%) adults still remain unfamiliar with the Republican House speaker and 34% view him unfavorably, down slightly from 36% measured in August. Americans became more familiar with Speaker Ryan when he became Gov. Mitt Romney’s running mate in August 2012, when more than half of Americans (58%) didn’t even know who he was.
He also enjoyed his lowest favorable rating of 25% when he was relatively unknown and he did improve to 43% before the campaign ended. His favorable ratings fell to 31% by 2014.
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He can thank Trump and Pence for that... #MAGA
I say BULLCRAP he's a RINO LIB the same as Boehner both Corrupt RINO'S his wife works 4 LIBS & so does he A SNAKE IN GRASS
@PPDNews Were 90% of those polled from Wisconsin?
Quote "That's when you go... before you take the show down with you." (Soapdish) Time for Secretary of State @SpeakerRyan :)
Down Ballot Trump Affect, Ryan sure changed tune after seeing the people rejecting PC https://t.co/3MfElq2I8o