Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is holding a press conference on Thursday before the GOP FOX News debate.
He will attack Donald Trump – and the millions of voters who support him.
Funny- Mitt Romney is having a press conference to address voters re: GOP race. Yes, the same guy who choked & disappeared vs. Obama!
— Dan Scavino (@DanScavino) March 2, 2016
If only Mitt would have fought this hard against Barack Obama…
*** SIGN PETITION HERE ***
Today a petition was started telling Mitt Romney to “Go Home!”
As the Doctor Kevorkian of politics, your opinions are not welcomed. Whether you were as bad as you appeared or whether you sabotaged us in 2012, we do not need you or want you involved.
Your recent (and inconsistent) outbursts against Donald Trump prove only that you are an establishment hack. Your “tax” complaint proves you are either a liar or a criminal (only a liar would make those claims without facts and only a criminal could illegal gain access to another person’s taxes).
Most of us respected you as a person, but you have seen fit to ruin that perception. You are a political hack, just like the rest of them.
What you and your cronies do not realize is that a majority of Republicans have picked Donald Trump, decisively, over the “competition.” Accordingly, you are not helping, you are going against the interests of the Republicans which have spoken clearly. You are saying “I don’t care what the real Americans think, my buddies and I just don’t want Donald Trump.” For that, you should be ashamed.
Although it appears a large majority of Americans have selected Donald Trump, it is a fact that a large majority of American did NOT select you. This is likely due to your fecklessness, weakness, immigration policies, Romneycare and your general alignment with liberal progressives, and worse, the Republican establishment.
You got off easy in 2012 by merely losing an election. Keep up this nonsense and you will lose what’s left of your reputation.
Collectively, we say: You are irrelevant… go home.
