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Carrie Elizabeth Romney, sister-in-law of Mitt Romney, was found dead after a fall from a five-story parking garage in Santa Clarita, California. The death is not believed to involve foul play, and the family is mourning her loss. No cause of death has been listed.
Carrie Elizabeth Romney, sister-in-law of Mitt Romney, was found dead near a shopping mall in Santa Clarita, with authorities suspecting she may have fallen or jumped from a parking structure; the cause of death is still under investigation.
Carrie Romney, sister-in-law of Mitt Romney, was found dead in Santa Clarita, California, with authorities investigating her death, possibly by fall or jump, while awaiting toxicology results.
Sen. Mitt Romney criticized Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg for making a "political decision" to move forward with the trial against former President Donald Trump, calling it "political malpractice." Trump was found guilty of falsifying business records related to payments to an adult film actress. Romney suggested President Biden should have pardoned Trump to avoid political fallout. Trump plans to appeal the conviction, which comes amid other legal challenges.
Sen. Mitt Romney criticized Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg for committing "political malpractice" by pursuing criminal charges against former President Donald Trump, suggesting Bragg should have settled the case instead. Romney, a known Trump critic, argued that Bragg's decision was politically motivated and could backfire. He also expressed confusion over why President Biden did not pardon Trump to prevent the federal indictments from proceeding. Trump was recently convicted of 34 criminal charges related to a hush money payment to Stormy Daniels.
Sen. Mitt Romney criticized Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg for pursuing charges against former President Trump, calling it "political malpractice." Romney suggested that Bragg's decision was politically motivated and warned it could backfire on Democrats. Trump was found guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records related to payments to Stormy Daniels. Romney also mentioned that President Biden should have pardoned Trump to avoid political drama.
Senator Mitt Romney firmly stated that he would not vote for Donald Trump in the upcoming election, citing character as a crucial factor in his decision-making. Despite some agreement on domestic policy, Romney emphasized his disagreement with Trump on foreign policy and highlighted the importance of a president's character as a reflection of the nation's values. Romney, who has had a contentious relationship with Trump, has consistently criticized the former president and did not vote for him in 2016 or 2020.
Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia suggested Senator Mitt Romney of Utah or former Senator Rob Portman of Ohio as potential running mates in a hypothetical third-party presidential run, as he continues to flirt with the idea of entering the race. Manchin, who has positioned himself as a centrist, has been considering a third-party bid and has expressed dissatisfaction with both President Biden and former President Trump. His daughter's nonprofit, "Americans Together," aims to unite moderate voters away from the extremes of the left and right. Manchin has said he will decide after Super Tuesday on March 5.
Senator Joe Manchin mentioned Senator Mitt Romney and former Senator Rob Portman as potential running mates for a hypothetical third-party ticket for the White House, while expressing skepticism about the likelihood of a successful third-party campaign. He has been critical of both political parties and their leaders and has not ruled out the prospect of a third-party run, despite announcing he would not seek reelection this year.
Senator Joe Manchin, considering a potential third-party presidential bid, mentioned Mitt Romney and Rob Portman as hypothetical choices for his running mate during a Q&A session. His nationwide "listening tour" and involvement with centrist organizations have sparked concerns among Democrats about potential impact on President Joe Biden's reelection bid. Manchin aims to mobilize the middle and unite Americans through his movement.
Senator Joe Manchin hinted at a potential third-party presidential bid and suggested Mitt Romney as a running mate during a visit to Cleveland. He also mentioned considering Rob Portman as a vice-presidential pick. Manchin criticized President Biden's policies and left the door open for a White House campaign, stating that "everything is on the table." The event drew a bipartisan audience, and Manchin took swipes at Biden's age and policies while also praising his character.
President Biden delivered a speech at Valley Forge, referencing the Jan. 6 riots and contrasting them with the patriotism of the Continental Army. He called for democracy to remain America's sacred cause and tied it to the 2024 election. Biden described the events of Jan. 6 as an insurrection and criticized those who support it. Utah Sens. Mike Lee and Mitt Romney responded, with Lee disputing the characterization of the rioters and Romney suggesting Biden needs fresh material for his campaign.
Senator Mitt Romney appeared on Meet the Press and discussed various topics including his concerns about a potential second term for Donald Trump, stating that Trump's authoritarian approach and desire for retribution could be dangerous for the country. Romney also weighed in on Hunter Biden's legal troubles, expressing his belief that if Biden violated federal law, he should be severely punished. He discussed the ongoing debate over aid for Ukraine and Israel, emphasizing the need to address border security. Romney also commented on the Texas abortion case, stating that while he is pro-life, he believes there should be exceptions when a woman's life is in danger. Finally, he reflected on his father's views and how the Republican Party has changed over time.
Senator Mitt Romney opposes the House GOP-led impeachment inquiry into President Biden, stating that there is no evidence of wrongdoing. Romney also criticized Hunter Biden's behavior but argued that it is not enough to go after the president. House Republicans have opened the inquiry without a formal floor vote, accusing the president of letting his family sell access abroad. Romney broke with fellow anti-Trumper Liz Cheney and expressed doubt that Donald Trump would want to stay in office for more than four years if reelected. He also mentioned potential retirement plans to support his wife's efforts in neurologic research.
Senator Mitt Romney, a Republican from Utah, stated that he does not see any evidence to support the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. Romney criticized House Republicans for not providing evidence of wrongdoing before initiating the inquiry and stated that he would vote against it if he were a member of the House. House Republicans are set to vote on formally authorizing the impeachment inquiry on Tuesday. They allege that Biden financially benefited from his family's foreign business dealings, but have yet to provide evidence. Romney also defended President Biden, stating that the actions of his son, Hunter Biden, should not be a basis for impeachment.