After Flynn Fiasco was Exposed, Mitt Romney's Old Mueller Tweets Should Keep Him
at the Kids' Table
Posted By: tisHimself, 5/20/2020 5:08:02 AM
Oh, Mitt. Mitt Romney what are we going to do with you. You haven’t been a total pain in the ass, which was a fear—but you’ve had your moments, sir. You voted with Democrats on one of the politically motivated impeachment articles against Donald Trump. You forever betrayed the Republican Party, this president, and should be relegated to the kids' table for all coming time. Then, you’re all worried about Donald Trump firing all these inspector generals, which was already in the works because most if not all are Obama holdovers.
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After Flynn Fiasco was Exposed, Mitt Romney's Old Mueller Tweets Should Keep Him
at the Kids' Table 12 replies
at the Kids' Table 12 replies
Oh, Mitt. Mitt Romney what are we going to do with you. You haven’t been a total pain in the ass, which was a fear—but you’ve had your moments, sir. You voted with Democrats on one of the politically motivated impeachment articles against Donald Trump. You forever betrayed the Republican Party, this president, and should be relegated to the kids' table for all coming time. Then, you’re all worried about Donald Trump firing all these inspector generals, which was already in the works because most if not all are Obama holdovers.
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