We’ve had enough of that song and dance.
Me too.
In 2012 Romney would have been far better for the country than Obama. Trump recognized this and threw his support in and endorsed Romney. Romney was grateful for it and thanked him in glowing terms.
I believe it is very distasteful and low down for Romney to now turn on Trump in this fashion. Trump is the same man he was in 2012. Romney wanted and appreciated his support then.
If Romney has a true issue with Trump, then decency would say that he would meet with Trump personally and work it out.
But he is not...he is going to attack Trump as if though Trump’s endorsement of him, and the fine things Romney himself said about Trump mean nothing.
This is a bad thing. Quite frankly for me, it is a disappointing because it would indicate that Romney himself is one of those politicians who takes the rest of us for fools and believes that we cannot, or will not, remember what he said and did in the past.
There is no honor or integrity in what Romney plans to do today. This is not how you return favors. This is not how you unite the party.
As I say...he should have gotten together personally with Trump and worked it out...and I believe trump would have made the time for him.
But the people themselves, irrespective of Romney, irrespective of Rubio, the GOPe, the MSMS, Hillary, Harry Reid, etc., etc. are the ones who are going to make this decision.
...and they are voting in droves.
I am a Cruz supporter and will support him until he either wins (looking less and less likely) or he bows out.
If Trump wins the nomination, I will support him 100%.
The end game here is defeating the unbelievable corrupt Hillary who promises to double down on Obama policies, or the communist, Bernie Sanders.
We unite the GOP by coming together and doing that with the nominee our own people elect.
That’s pretty plan and simple. That’s very straight forward.
What Romney and the GOPe are doing is underhanded on its face. Once more the establishment is telling us that they know better than we do.
We’ve had enough of that song and dance.
In 2012 Romney would have been much the same as Obama.
The fact that many Americans would not vote for a politician who forced a sexual perversion curriculum into Massachusetts schools doomed his candidacy.
Only people who are willing to say that well-documented agenda was okay still defend him.
as usual, well expressed Jeff.
I am terribly disappointed in Mitt. I supported him, had sign in my yard, worked phone banks, passed out literature...
Had he had half as much fire against Obama, he may have been our president (oh yea, then there was MEGA fraud)
Someone up thread mentioned saving the long knives for your own.. too true unfortunately
Any of our candidates are better than H or B...
We’ve had enough of that song and dance.
Good post. Agree 100 %.
