Ryan Binkley in the News

GOP candidate Ryan Binkley on gun reform and school shooting. Click here to watch the video.

GOP candidate Ryan Binkley discusses his view on education in the U.S. Click here to watch the video.

GOP candidate Ryan Binkley discusses the Republican party’s message in 2024. Click here to watch the video.

GOP candidate Ryan Binkley on social security. Click here to watch the video.

Let’s start with the obvious: Ryan Binkley doesn’t matter when digesting the Iowa caucus results. The Texas pastor and businessperson has been running a quixotic campaign for the GOP presidential nomination that has gone virtually unnoticed. Which is why it was a bit jarring to

Ryan Binkley is a candidate for the 2024 Republican presidential primary. Binkley is a pastor and businessman from Texas. He is the co-founder and current CEO/president of Generational Equity Group, a merger and acquisitions business advisory in Texas. Ryan and his wife are co-founders of

Ryan Binkley is on the ballot; he’s outlasted other candidates considered more household names, and he’s in New Hampshire through next week’s primary looking to earn your vote.

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Another Republican presidential candidate has joined in for Kansas’ upcoming Presidential Preference Primary (PPP). Ryan L. Binkley has officially joined the PPP in Kansas happening in March, 2024. He joins Democrat President Joe Biden, former Republican President Donald Trump, the Republican former

Pastor and businessman Ryan Binkley, who is running for president as a Republican, garnered more support in Iowa than former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R), who is a better known candidate. Former President Donald Trump came out of the Iowa caucuses as the runaway leader,

While the various analyses and spin machines on the results from Monday’s Iowa Republican Caucuses are still at a fever pitch, one story that’s not being talked about much is how one long-shot GOP presidential candidate defied the odds and in the process managed to

Michael Johnson, Jamila Jones and Yarelis Bogdanoff each have something in common: They’re Republicans of color living in Iowa. Each of them backed a different candidate in Monday night’s caucuses — Jones was a caucus captain for Donald Trump, who won; while Bogdanoff backed little-known

Dallas pastor and businessman Ryan Binkley came in fifth place during the Iowa Caucuses on Monday night. Now, the Republican presidential hopeful is declaring that his campaign has “Binkleymentum” heading into the next round of primary contests. Binkley finished in fifth place on Monday night

CONWAY, S.C. (WPDE) — As the curtain closes on the first night of voting in the 2024 Presidential Election, the Iowa Caucus has served its purpose resulting in a narrowed field of candidates seeking the GOP nomination. Former President Donald Trump garnered a historic victory

Texas businessman and pastor Ryan Binkley said Monday night, “I’m still standing,” quoting the Elton John song playing at his post-Iowa Caucuses event in Des Moines. Binkley is staying in the GOP presidential primary race. “We’re still running and fighting for our country,” he told

Hailing from the Peach State of Georgia, Ryan Binkley says the idea of running for president came to him in 2015 after what he saw as an “economic, spiritual, and cultural downward spiral.” Born in 1967, Binkley was born in Georgia but moved to Texas.

DES MOINES, Iowa — Businessman and Texas pastor Ryan Binkley has spent months traveling Iowa since announcing his run for president. He’s knocked on doors, paid for TV ads and hosted town halls as he works to boost name recognition in Iowa. However, two days

Texas business executive and pastor Ryan Binkley said he has visited all of Iowa’s 99 counties in a bid for the Republican nomination for president. His candidacy has been a long shot, tailing far behind the leaders in the race: former President Donald Trump, Florida