Mitt Romney's Oath before God: His reasoning for voting to remove Trump from office does not stand up to scrutiny.

American Thinker ^ | 02/07/2020 | Bert Peterson

[clearcarbon]

Romney 05Feb2020:

"I sought to hear testimony from John Bolton, not only because I believed he could add context to the charges, but also because I hoped that what he might say could raise reasonable doubt and thus remove from me the awful obligation to vote for impeachment."

If he needed Bolton to raise "reasonable doubt" than he had doubt. If he was certain enough of the arguments to condemn a president of the United States to political death, he wouldn't need Bolton.

[abbastanza]

BS

[MrChips]

You win the prize! Follow the money. Check out his links to Burisma.

[bgill]

Those magic undies are getting close to igniting.

[wiley]

Pressed white shirts and pressed blue jeans tells me everything I need to know about Romney. He is an elitist who sees us common folk as his minions.

Oh, one other thing: The way he trashed his Rep opponents in the primary to be followed by his cowardice against his Dem opponent in the general showed me he had no depth.

Overall, he’s a shallow elitist who has no idea that he sanctions a different moral code for himself and his elitist brethren - that includes Biden.

Any of us minions who did something like what Biden did in
Ukraine would be in jail by now. But instead of having to answer to a stricter standard by virtue of their office, they actually answer to a looser one than we by virtue of their elitism. In a word, it’s hypocrisy.

[Sons of Union Vets]

The last temptation is the greatest treason

To do the right (?) thing for the wrong reason

MURDER IN THE CATHEDRAL

T.S. Eliot

[JimRed]

The real reason, if Romney spoke honestly: “It was my turn, dammit!”

Trump did not pay his party dues, get in line and wait his turn. Nobody likes a line-jumper!