I get that. All of that

My perception has been mostly detailed from The_Donald, but in the last two days I've recognized an urgency from Paul Ryan on party unity. The polls (which obviously don't seem very useful anymore) show a lot of Americans are getting restless over this Healthcare reform - mainly due to the proposed changes being hidden from the public.

Yesterday's victories were due in part to the Democrats flailing around in what I consider a catastrophe. They don't have any message and have lied to the American people, yet they continue their assault on the GOP. It's astounding... They are ridiculous.

He probably won't be speaker much longer, but if I had to give Paul Ryan positive feedback, it would be his ability to give the illusion that things are all going swell behind the scenes. I think he seems nervous most of the time, but analysts keep saying he has calmed voters with his optimistic speeches.

Anyways, I'm drifting off point... the Republicans cannot afford any division right now. Democrats are right outside the door waiting for someone to screw up.