Paul Ryan, a member of the Fox Corporation Board of Directors, announced that he will not be voting for former President Donald Trump in the upcoming election. He made this statement at the Milken Institute Global Conference during an interview with Yahoo on Tuesday.
Ryan’s decision is seen as a criticism of the America First movement. In the past, he has praised House Speaker Mike Johnson for his leadership, even though it led to Democrats taking control of the House.
Instead of voting for Trump, Ryan stated that he will be writing in a Republican candidate, as he did in the previous election. He emphasized the importance of character in the presidency, which he believes Trump lacks.
Ryan also expressed concerns about the state of democracy, both internally due to polarization and externally from authoritarian regimes. As a prominent member of the Fox Corporation Board of Directors, his opinions hold significant influence within the organization.
Despite his role at Fox Corporation, there have been questions about why his views are not disclosed to viewers during Fox News and Fox Business coverage. Overall, Ryan’s stance against voting for Trump has sparked discussion and debate within political circles.
