Mitt Romney: Obama Worse Than Even I Expected

4
>>Follow Matzav On Whatsapp!<<

mitt-romneyBECKLEY, W.Va. – When Mitt Romney stumped here Tuesday for a trio of Republican candidates for Congress, the event had all the trappings of a “Romney for President” rally.

The crowd chanted, “Mitt! Mitt! Mitt!” They applauded loudest when the 2012 Republican standard-bearer took center stage, eclipsing the three Republican candidates who actually will be on West Virginia ballots in November.

Outside the event, union activists demonstrated. They denounced Mr. Romney as a “fat cat” and the “king of exporting jobs.”

Mr. Romney endured the same kinds of attacks during his run as the 2012 Republican presidential nominee.

Just about everyone attending the rally – the Republican candidates, party donors, reporters – pestered Mr. Romney privately and publicly about whether he will run for president again.

Each time, Mr. Romney insisted that he would not run. He has made that claim repeatedly as supporters clamor for his candidacy and his actions – if not his words – send mixed signals about his intentions.

“I’m not running,” Mr. Romney told reporters after the rally. “I’m expecting to be getting behind some good people or a good person who will be [the Republican nominee].”

The former Massachusetts governor has some pointed words for the man who defeated him two years ago, saying President Obama was doing “a good deal worse than even I expected.” He cited the U.S. economy and troubles abroad in such hot spots as Iraq, Syria and Russia.

“I was not a big fan of the president’s policies, as you know, either domestically or internationally,” he said, “but the results of his mistakes and errors, in my opinion, have been more severe than even I would have predicted.”

Despite his demurrals about a political future, Mr. Romney’s itinerary may suggest otherwise.

He has put himself at the forefront of Republican midterm campaigns by endorsing more than three dozen candidates, headlining a series of party fundraisers and stumping in key races.

He hits the campaign trail for Republican candidates in states he won in 2012 and where he remains popular, such as West Virginia. He was the first Republican presidential candidate to win all of the state’s 55 counties.

But Mr. Romney also has also campaigned in crucial presidential primary states such as Iowa and New Hampshire.

This week, Mr. Romney is barnstorming across the country to lend a hand in Senate and House races.

He started with a rally in Florida with Carlos Curbelo, who is running in the Republican primary to challenge Democratic Rep. Joe Garcia.

Read more: The Washington Times

{Matzav.com Newscenter}


4 COMMENTS

  1. RINO! YOU are the real L O S E R over here! If you wouldn’t of thrown the election, we wouldn’t of had Hussain destroying this once great Country! You little baby! You were so scared of even remotely critisizing Obama, because OMG, the NY Times would of called you the dreaded “R” word! you, tiptoeing on eggshells, threw the election! Shame on YOU for ruining this once great Country! Get out!

  2. Too bad he didn’t fight for the presidency and he felt it was politically correct to go with the flow. Now bravery has no bounds and he can say I told you so, too little, too late.

  3. #1 Learn English! It should be “wouldn’t have” not “wouldn’t of” or “wouldn’t of had”. Also, Hussein is spelled with an E not an A.

  4. #3 why learn english it is a western language that symbolizes gaavah and taavah and the taavas hakesef is unbearable think about it it was just reported that most israelis are satisfied with their financial state and almost all israelis chareidi and chiloni all are underpaid and are running from one gmach to another and they are still happy however in america a man that makes a few million a year is still not happy what a bizayon to speak english that represents such bad behavior

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here