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3:26Now PlayingWisconsin businessman Paul Nehlen told One America News reporter Neil W. McCabe that he decided oppose Speaker Paul Ryan (R.-Wis.) in the August primary because he was tired of Ryan voting against his district and his promises. Conservative operative Larry Ward said Capitol Hill conservatives could not block Ryan as Speaker because they were exhausted from ousting Speaker John Boehner (R.-Ohio) and then blocking Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R.-Calif.) as his replacement, so that they did not have to energy to fight Ryan as Speaker.
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