In 2006, Mitt Romney decides to run for president of the United States. In the days before the 2008 presidential election, he seeks to win debates against John McCain and the other Republican Party presidential candidates. After he loses the Republican nomination, he returns in 2012 to challenge incumbent Barack Obama for the White House. Meanwhile, his wife is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, and he worries about disappointing his supporters and family if he loses.
Spoiler Alert! - He chokes
...and then "Mitt the LOSER" comes back 4 years later to viciously attack the character of the Republican leading in the primaries who winds up winning the election.
I like that Trump met with Jim Brown and Ray Lewis to hear about their accomplishments in the inner cities.
The CEO is looking to hear from SMEs (subject matter experts) so that his team can hit the ground running.
Both Jim Brown and Ray Lewis reported that Trump listened to them, asked questions until Trump understood better the message.
Insight into how he leads to success.
You mean like you may not be an a-hole, Romney, but a total doofus instead?
Sure, he’ll listen . . . just like he listened to you. But what came of it? Like as in your case, he is free to kick it (and you) to the curb.
DO NOT FALL FOR THIS!!!!
Trump still has an election to win (tomorrow) and then Congress has to accept the results next months. He needs ALL THE SUPPORT possible from the Republican side if he wants to take office. And it’s working...other than that one nutcase in Texas, no other Republican Elector has been identified as potentially bailing on him. But I can PROMISE YOU that if he had treated other Republicans the way he did during the campaign, there would be a REVOLT going on now, probably big enough to sink him. He is being REALLY SMART, and even the Dems will admit this, once he takes office.
Let’s give him a chance to take office...and then go after him when necessary (really, if necessary).
LOL! Romney trying to get back because he was played...
We need Romney to tell us that?
How about Trump and Romney have behaved like political adults, even classy, post-election?