Well, it’s no surprise that after U.S. Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT) voted to impeach former President Donald Trump and walked with the terrorist rioting group Black Lives Matter he is kissing up to Joe Biden. Romney, who lost twice and was bitter about Barack Obama winning the presidency was also bitter that Donald Trump won.
This comes despite the fact that Romney didn’t even run against Trump. Many were bitter that Trump won though, including Hillary Clinton, who in 2016 did in fact lose to Trump. Romney has been embarrassing himself for a long time though, at least considering that he has an (R) after his name in many cases.
This time he is doing it by kissing up to Joe Biden, despite the disastrous Biden/Harris administration we’ve witnessed so far. He was recently on CNN:
“GOP Sen. Mitt Romney says he believes there are enough Republican votes to support the negotiated, standalone, bipartisan infrastructure deal and that he takes Pres. Biden “at his word.” “Republicans are going to support true infrastructure that doesn’t raise taxes.”
GOP Sen. Mitt Romney says he believes there are enough Republican votes to support the negotiated, standalone, bipartisan infrastructure deal and that he takes Pres. Biden “at his word.”
— State of the Union (@CNNSotu) June 27, 2021
“Republicans are going to support true infrastructure that doesn’t raise taxes.” #CNNSOTU pic.twitter.com/RdPZGV4LDt
“I do trust the president. and he made very clear in the much larger statement that came out over the weekend carefully crafted and thought through piece-by-piece that if the infrastructure bill reaches his desk and it comes alone, he will sign it,” Romney said on CNN after Biden floundered on an infrastructure deal.
“At the same time, I recognize that he and his Democrat colleagues want more than that, want other legislation as well. We, Republicans, are saying absolutely no. At the same time, trillions of dollars of new spending is something we will not support. Fixing the infrastructure in our country and fixing our airports and roads and bridges and transit system and rail is something we will support. We can get the job done.”
Tapper then asked how many “Republicans” may continue to try and work with Biden on the expensive plan.
“Well, I believe we will have enough to get it passed. I don’t know exactly where everybody is after the weekend. I certainly can understand why not only myself but a lot of my colleagues were very concerned about what the president was saying on Friday. But I think the waters have been calmed by what he said on Saturday,” Romney said.
He went on, “I called the White House, and the White House called around to each of us I think had been negotiating saying, look, we are going to make clear exactly what the president means and I do take the president at his word.”
Recently Romney mocked former President Trump as well, claiming that his election fraud claims related to 2020 are baseless. But Romney knows Trump can run again, which minimizes Romney’s chance of ever being able to run as a Republican, if he has any left at all.
