Fallout continues for Speaker Paul Ryan for his sheparding the nearly $2-trillion spending bill through Congress earlier this month.  It appears that Tea Party groups in Wisconsin, as well as several high-profile national pundits, are looking to primary Ryan for the 2016 campaign. Washington Times: The hunt is on to find a suitable conservative candidate who can beat Mr. Ryan, who received 94 percent of the vote in the 2014 primary in his district, which sits against the Illinois border in the southeastern part of the state. “There are people who are seriously looking for that,” said James Murphy, founder of Green Bay Tea Party. “There is a sympathetic ear to having someone beat him.” The Ryan campaign team in Wisconsin has shrugged off the threats, treating them as mere talk in the absence of a viable candidate to mount a challenge in the district. However, there is precedent for a tea party challenger to topple a member of the House...(Read Full Post)