Mitt Romney bids farewell to the Senate

[1srelluc]

Not much more to say than:

Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Blah, I expect that he will enjoy his next few decades as a VERY well paid lobbyist for various unspeakably evil causes.

 

[Oddball]

 

[Missourian]

Good riddance to bad rubbish.

 

[Foxfyre]

Not much more to say than:

Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Blah, I expect that he will enjoy his next few decades as a VERY well paid lobbyist for various unspeakably evil causes.

Took far too long but I'm happy to see him gone.

 

[Mortis]

I never liked the guy when he was Governor of Massachusetts. Thank goodness he is leaving!

 

[Doc7505]

Not much more to say than:

Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Blah, I expect that he will enjoy his next few decades as a VERY well paid lobbyist for various unspeakably evil causes.

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Good bye and good riddance to Mitt...

 

[Robert W]

Not much more to say than:



Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Blah, I expect that he will enjoy his next few decades as a VERY well paid lobbyist for various unspeakably evil causes.

Maybe he will be a lobbyist. I voted for him to be president. And then believe he sold us out trying to be a pal to Democrats. Lobbyists are vital for this nation. But for them, the Congress can't ever hope to understand American needs. We do not need a daily dose of laws. We must have a daily dose of Freedom. Utah must have got tired of Mitt Romney. But he turned his back on Utah so off he goes, into his wild blue yonder.

 

[Polishprince]

I'm sure he is on his way to Mar a Lago to beg Trump for a job.

He should be directed to his liberal friends, although they will tell him to go copulate himself, as he is of no more use to them.

 

[Foxfyre]

Maybe he will be a lobbyist. I voted for him to be president. And then believe he sold us out trying to be a pal to Democrats. Lobbyists are vital for this nation. But for them, the Congress can't ever hope to understand American needs. We do not need a daily dose of laws. We must have a daily dose of Freedom. Utah must have got tired of Mitt Romney. But he turned his back on Utah so off he goes, into his wild blue yonder.

Yes I voted for him to be President too. One of the very few votes I really REALLY regret. I certainly wouldn't have voted for Obama though but at least he was a devil we knew. Romney would not have done the GOP any good, would have maintained status quo and its feckless behavior, and we likely wouldn't have had enough votes to put Trump into office in 2016.

 

[Dante]

Good man.

Virtuous. Integrity. Principled.

I did not vote for him in MA. But...

 

[excalibur]

His replacement may be just as bad. Utah, WTF?!?

 

[Polishprince]

Good man.

Virtuous. Integrity. Principled.

I did not vote for him in MA. But...

What's so virtuous about Romney wanting to put the black people "back in chains"?

What's so virtuous about driving with his dog in a cage on the roof of the vehicle?

What's so virtuous about dancing horses or automobile escalators at his home in La Jolly?

 

[Robert W]

Yes I voted for him to be President too. One of the very few votes I really REALLY regret. I certainly wouldn't have voted for Obama though but at least he was a devil we knew. Romney would not have done the GOP any good, would have maintained status quo and its feckless behavior, and we likely wouldn't have had enough votes to put Trump into office in 2016.

What an amazing reply to read this chilly day in Idaho. Water freezes now outside. Romney seems to have lost Utah and he decided not to run again.

 

[Robert W]

His replacement may be just as bad. Utah, WTF?!?

I only today did a bit of looking at what Utah did to Romney. May he live in peace. May he get his head straightened out.

 

[Oddball]

His replacement may be just as bad. Utah, WTF?!?

That's how they roll.

Guys like Mike Lee, Jason Chaffetz, and Mia Love (whatever happened to those two?) are the exceptions.

Far more often than not, they elect limp-dicked RINOs like Orrin Hatch, John Huntsman and Spencer Cox.

 

[Dante]

What's so virtuous about Romney wanting to put the black people "back in chains"?

What's so virtuous about driving with his dog in a cage on the roof of the vehicle?

What's so virtuous about dancing horses or automobile escalators at his home in La Jolly?

To think you believe those things to be true...

Q of QAnon is on line #1

 

[Oddball]

I only today did a bit of looking at what Utah did to Romney. May he live in peace. May he get his head straightened out.

Utah did nothing to him....He carpetbagged his way into the state because he knew that they look at the "LDS" next to your name and vote accordingly.

He was so horribly and bipartisanly unpopular, that he couldn't even be seen in public in the moobat enclave of Park City, where he hid himself.

 

[Cassandro]

His replacement may be just as bad. Utah, WTF?!?

Utah/LDS has a bad history of selling their votes to the highest bidder. That is why they got kicked out of Missouri and Illinois.

 

[JGalt]

Not much more to say than:

Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Blah, I expect that he will enjoy his next few decades as a VERY well paid lobbyist for various unspeakably evil causes.

I want my money back. I watched the whole damned thing and nobody boooed.

 

[Oddball]

Utah/LDS has a bad history of selling its votes to the highest bidder.

Indeed...They had a good primary candidate, who apparently got torpedoed by the State party apparatchiks.

Their State party is as corrupt as the total shit shows in SC and Minnesnowta.