Posted on 10/26/2016 10:59:11 AM PDT by tekrat
During a keynote address Wednesday at the U.S. Chamber Institute's Legal Reform Summit, Mitt Romney made a series of subtle jabs at the Republican nominee on his business platform, in front of a friendly audience used to Republican business orthodoxy.
After opening with a familiar refrain—“I get asked on a regular basis, boy, why aren't you running this year. I ask myself that now and then, too"—Romney delivered a speech that seemed to dig at a few of Donald Trump's policy positions without ever mentioning him by name.
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“I don’t think either candidate for president has said they’re going to reform entitlements,” Romney said later.
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Nobody wants to say it now, but Romney and Trump do have a lot in common.
Other than both having wealthy dads, or having to deal with well-heeled fellow wealthy associates and lavish lifestyle, what else could it be? Romney world has always been insular, whereas Trump has indeed experience with actual Blue-Collar Joes.
Maybe Trump will win, but if he doesn't, how long before people lump him in with Romney (and McCain and Bush)?
Can't worry about delusional people who invent their own reality.Trump is an outsider. Always has been, despite his wealth. Those guys are professional pols, fronting for their globalist overlords. Trump? NOT.
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