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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsRomney/as Senate majority leader
if we don't get a majority --there just might be a few 2022 GOP retirees/weak runners that might vote that way-------I can raise more objections than most people ----but McConnell needs to go
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Romney/as Senate majority leader (Original Post)
Always Randy
Nov 2020
OP
R money makes you think he will do what's right then comes the knife in the back.
sarcasmo
Nov 2020
#7
Currently and in the past I've followed Romney's political and business careers. To me
abqtommy
Nov 2020
#9
This is not realistic, McConnell was just re-elected as party leader by acclamation.
tritsofme
Nov 2020
#10
JI7
(89,240 posts)1. Let's try to win first
msongs
(67,361 posts)2. romney is a backstabber, at least with mcconnell u know what you're gonna get nt
BootinUp
(47,085 posts)3. you may be suffering
from some kind of McConnell Syndrome. you want more???
stonecutter357
(12,694 posts)4. Romne is a racisy pig just like trump !
David__77
(23,334 posts)5. I might like this type of approach.
And thought that Collins and Murkowski may be ideal in that regard.
CentralMass
(15,265 posts)6. Well, Romneys is not as much of an @$$hole.
groundloop
(11,514 posts)8. He would be an improvement over Moscow Mitch.
It's not a great, or even a good solution, but sometimes you have to settle for incremental improvements.
sarcasmo
(23,968 posts)7. R money makes you think he will do what's right then comes the knife in the back.
abqtommy
(14,118 posts)9. Currently and in the past I've followed Romney's political and business careers. To me
he's a prime example of the failure of the U.S. Justice System. I don't understand why he's not
in prison.
tritsofme
(17,371 posts)10. This is not realistic, McConnell was just re-elected as party leader by acclamation.
Romney is just not popular enough in the caucus to be credible challenger, there is nothing to suggest he has any major objection to McConnells leadership to begin with.