Fresh off a series of scathing attacks from President Trump for his vote to remove the president from office, Mitt Romney spent the day hunting for votes for the president’s agenda
Fresh off a series of scathing attacks from President Donald Trump for his vote to remove the president from office, Mitt Romney spent the day hunting for votes for the president’s agenda.
In other words, Senate Republicans — including Romney — have already moved on. And there will be no retribution on Trump’s behalf. Trump has called Romney a “failed presidential candidate” and accused him of using his faith “as a crutch.” On Tuesday, Trump said Romney was a "disgrace" for voting to convict him. Trump has retweeted conspiracy theories about Romney’s ties to Hunter Biden and claimed he hurt “some very good Republican senators.” On Monday, days after being acquitted, Trump couldn’t let it go. During a White House event with governors, Trump told Utah Gov.
“I disagreed with the vote he took last week but if you go back and look at his body of work on judges, on a lot of other policies we’re moving forward, it’s pretty solid,” Tillis said. “Go back and objectively look at Mitt’s record. He’s been a member in good standing.”
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