Senator-elect Mitt Romney (R-UT) attacked President Donald Trump’s “character” in an op-ed Tuesday evening in the Washington Post.
“His conduct over the past two years, particularly his actions this month [December], is evidence that the president has not risen to the mantle of the office,” Romney wrote.
And yet Romney — who ran in a safe Utah seat rather than in Massachusetts, where he had once been governor, and might have helped Republicans by taking on a Democratic presidential contender — sought, and accepted, Trump’s endorsement for Senate in 2018.
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This punk is like the lube girl. Someone in the family needs to pull him in from his embarrassment. This cat is so jealous of The Donald, he can't control his emotions. And to think I voted for him makes me disappointed. I can't imagine the crap this boy would have gotten us in because of his immaturity. It's bad enough he just stole a seat in government, thankful he will never make it to the oval, we've had enough idiot's there.
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His Niece needs to resign after her uncle's comments she has been compromised.
ReplyDeleteYour blind allegiance to a man and a political party is what is rippi g this country apart
ReplyDeleteRobot ROMNEY is back. Old stale Mormon. People in Utah must be BRAIN-DEAD.
ReplyDeleteHis niece spoke up against her uncle's remarks. She stands by President Trump. Romney thinks he can bash Trump and gain more of the moderate votes from both sides of the aisle. A tactic that will not work anymore. You are either for good or for evil.
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