Last week, Senator Mitt Romney tweeted a video clip and wrote “Spending $40 billion to help Ukraine defeat Russia is one of the smartest, most economic investments we could make. War is bad for everyone, even here in America: it interrupts the supply chain, raises the price of oil and the products Americans buy, and it roils capital markets.”
Spending $40 billion to help Ukraine defeat Russia is one of the smartest, most economic investments we could make. War is bad for everyone, even here in America: it interrupts the supply chain, raises the price of oil and the products Americans buy, and it roils capital markets. pic.twitter.com/mCuxJdNNaX
— Senator Mitt Romney (@SenatorRomney) May 19, 2022
Romney’s comments stirred debate.
Ryan Girdusky wrote “This is so stupid and the fact that all these Republican Senators are making these videos to try to save face makes me realize they know it’s deeply unpopular with their voters.”
This is so stupid and the fact that all these Republican Senators are making these videos to try to save face makes me realize they know it’s deeply unpopular with their voters. https://t.co/urFRv68uIw
— Ryan James Girdusky (@RyanGirdusky) May 24, 2022
Curt Mills wrote “I remember watching the 2012 election ten years ago, and thinking— no matter what— how much I actually liked about both candidates. Analyzing Obama and Romney now, all I can loop on is how little I like about each”
I remember watching the 2012 election ten years ago, and thinking— no matter what— how much I actually liked about both candidates. Analyzing Obama and Romney now, all I can loop on is how little I like about each https://t.co/30RDEm7uOt
— curtmills (@CurtMills) May 24, 2022
“My choice for @POTUS, 2024!”
My choice for @POTUS , 2024! https://t.co/viGr98HJ4R
— NjieGaindeh (@ousnjie) May 19, 2022
“The logic here, or lack thereof is astounding.”
The logic here, or lack thereof is astounding. https://t.co/rC2cnE5rBg
— ⚒️NickyZee⚒️ (@nickzbutcher) May 19, 2022