Ryan: GOP’s long-term planning will pay off in 2017

By Kyle Feldscher

Published December 7, 2016 2:36pm ET

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Ryan: GOP’s long-term planning will pay off in 2017 — "What I told our committees a year ago was assume we get the White House and Congress and, come 2018, what do you want to have accomplished for the country?" (Graeme Jennings/Examiner) | Graeme Jennings

House Speaker Paul Ryan said Wednesday that he’s been planning for a unified Republican government for the last year, and that the GOP will have a busy 2017 implementing as much of its agenda as it can.

“What I told our committees a year ago was assume we get the White House and Congress and, come 2018, what do you want to have accomplished for the country?” the Wisconsin Republican said on CNBC Wednesday.

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