Some Utah GOP leaders demand Mitt Romney's loyalty to Trump and his agenda

[In It to Win It]

Some conservative leaders of the Utah GOP have readied a resolution censuring Sen. Mitt Romney for voting to remove President Donald Trump from office and urging him to “vigorously support” Trump’s agenda or vacate his seat.

https://www.sltrib.com/news/politics/2020/02/10/some-utah-gop-leaders/

[SummerSnow]

1. Mitt, repeat after me...'Kiss my ass'

[madaboutharry]

2. Trump has turned the Republican Party into The American Bund.

It is sickening.

[Cosmocat]

3. He is the symptom not the cause

They were servile, fascist pukes long before he came down the escalator.

People need to understand that on the outside chance we can actually get him out of the office.

[VOX]

5. +1

Nailed it.

[Azathoth]

7. Yup.

Trump is far from smart enough or competent enough to build a monster like this. All he did was muscle his way to the front and grab the wheel.

The current GOP is a product of decades of media-driven radicalization and ideological degeneration.

[Cosmocat]

8. Spot on

He took the whip from them like like Daenerys took the whip to the unsullied ...

[Generic Other]

10. Perfect characterization of what we are seeing

[Nikki28]

4. Mitt should change

now like Justine did to independent and be done with them.Let the cult eat and drank their Jim Jones cool aid. They makes me sick so much so, that I would love to vote for Romney if he ran as a democrat. This is too sick and the Dems should put this in their ads across the nation.They need to pick of the pace. Maybe Bloomberg will do it for them,but why can they not do it themselves. It is frustrating.

[Iliyah]

6. Well they sure don't believe in . . .

individuality. Err, let me about that big wide tall tent called the Democratic party again?

[spanone]

9. If you're a republican, leave your brain at the door. No thinking allowed.

[lark]

11. Fuck the traitors.

Mitt should just give them the raspberry and continue to vote his conscience. I believe the people of Utah would appreciate this, but we'll see in a few years.