Ryan denies endorsing Trump: 'I don't have a timeline'
- 8 years ago
Despite meeting on Capitol Hill earlier this month, Paul Ryan and Donald Trump still aren't buddy-buddy.
The House Speaker shot down reports Wednesday of a pending endorsement of Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump.
"I don't have a timeline in my mind and I have not made a decision and nothing's changed from that perspective," Ryan told reporters.
Still, Ryan would admit he and Trump have "productive conversations."
While the Wisconsin congressman has been busy toting the line between managing the GOP party's vision and message, as well as the sometimes inflammatory rhetoric from Trump, Ryan is making sure Republicans hold their majority.
He is also busy shaping the legislative agenda for 2017 when a new president, possibly Trump, will takeover.
The House Speaker shot down reports Wednesday of a pending endorsement of Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump.
"I don't have a timeline in my mind and I have not made a decision and nothing's changed from that perspective," Ryan told reporters.
Still, Ryan would admit he and Trump have "productive conversations."
While the Wisconsin congressman has been busy toting the line between managing the GOP party's vision and message, as well as the sometimes inflammatory rhetoric from Trump, Ryan is making sure Republicans hold their majority.
He is also busy shaping the legislative agenda for 2017 when a new president, possibly Trump, will takeover.