How the GOP and Donald Trump are handling their messy breakup

The Washington Post 2016-10-11

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House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) told Republican lawmakers on Oct. 10 that he would no longer support presidential nominee Donald Trump—the start of a messy breakup that will go on through Election Day.
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