I just read as much as I could stand of an impossibly long article in the Atlantic about the “real” reason Mitt Romney is leaving the Senate. Apparently he’s afraid that someone’s going to try and shoot him.
Well, I guess he knows best. And then again maybe he just knows that this time around he’d lose in the primary. That’s right, despite his assurances in 2012 that he was a severe conservative I think his track record has finally caught up with him, even in sympathetic Utah. His fellow LDS brethren have figured out he’s a fraud and are getting ready to kick him to the curb.
So let’s chalk this up to Mitt seeing what happened to Liz Cheney and the other Never-Trumper Republicans and figuring he could save the money he’d otherwise lose and ride off into the sunset. So he gave that phony baloney excuse about fear of assassination and will look for a blue state that needs a manager to help monetize whatever aspects of government they can before going bankrupt and become their governor. California looks primed for a Mitt makeover.
I have to apologize. Two Mitt articles in two days is a bit much. But I figured everyone could use a laugh. The image of Mitt Romney as some kind of martyr to his political convictions is too absurd not to produce at least a chuckle. Instead of assassination I could imagine him being stalked by Nelson Muntz from the Simpsons who would dispense a Wet Willie, some noogies and maybe a Swirlie. But nothing more dangerous than spoiling his make-up and hairdo.
Mitt, is worthless.
Worthless is right. When he ran against Ted Kennedy for senator he was quoted as saying he didn’t care which way the abortion laws went. Some Republican, some Latter Day Saint.
Apathy is probably the strongest emotion I can come up with relative to Mitt.
Unfortunately for me he was under my observation as governor for several years. A RINO’s RINO.
Naivete remembered: I voted for him in 2012. At least he is in the light now for disinfection.
It’s been quite a journey.
Someone suggested he may run for president on the “No labels” ticket.
If so, he would be a spoiler candidate.
Not sure which party he would be a spoiler for. . .
My opinion is that Romney voters and Never-Trump voters are essentially the same subset of the population. So I guess it will draw off some of Biden’s vote. He should run. Maybe I’ll donate to it.