Mitt Romney: Ohio Needs to Vote for John Kasich

Wall Street Journal ^ | 3/14/16 | REID J. EPSTEIN

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Mitt Romney returned to the presidential campaign trail Monday to call on Ohio Republicans to back Gov. John Kasich in Tuesday’s primary.

Aides to both Romney and Kasich insisted the appearances didn’t constitute an endorsement, but Mr. Romney urged the audience at an airplane museum here to vote for Mr. Kasich.

“You look at this guy and unlike the other people running, he has a real track record,” Mr. Romney said. “It’s the kind of record that you want in Washington.”

Mr. Romney added, while standing alongside Mr. Kasich on stage here: “This is the guy that Ohio needs to vote for, America is counting on you.”

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[Lx]

Pathetic Rmoney, the wanna be king maker.

[sjm_888]

Sorry Mittens, voted Trump this morning.

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[RC one]

Mitt Romney needs to go crawl back underneath his rock.

[freepertoo]

Keep talkin’, Mittens...more votes for Mr. Trump! :-D

[jimbo123]

[TMA62]

I am making the call on this race now. Trump wins in Ohio. When Mitt comes to bat for you, it is the kiss of death.

[Savage Beast]

Do you suppose Romney is secretly working for Trump???

[DuncanWaring]

If Romney had campaigned as hard against The Won four years ago as he’s campaigning against Trump today, he’d be running for reelection today.

[Doogle]

NITMITT appearance = +10000 votes for Trump

[Lazamataz]

Starting to wonder if, in some small measure, we got LUCKY with a (R)Money loss.

[Savage Beast]

SOMEBODY GIVE ROMNEY A MEGAPHONE!

[DuncanWaring]

Not a chance.

He’s trying to keep the Cheap Labor Express on the tracks.

[Texas Eagle]

Or what? George Soros will demand the 500,000 dollars he just gave to Kasich back?

Political Insider: As “moderate” Ohio Governor John Kasich continues to remain in the Republican race, his PAC “New Day for America” just received a major donation that’s raising eyebrows among conservatives. Soros fund managers Scott Bessent and Stanley Druckenmiller donated $488,375 to the Governor’s so-called “soft money” fund, according to records provided by the Federal Elections Commission (FEC).

[boycott]

I really appreciate this one -- short, sweet, and to the point. Kasich has really screwed the people of Ohio over by bringing in all those muzzies.

[capt. norm]

Mitt fits in like brown shoes with a Tux.

He needs to be moved to a "used politician" lot....he needs to save Hillary some space 'cause she's goin' down for good.