Mitt Romney’s anti-Trump op-ed in the Washington Post today is all the buzz, and the incoming U.S. senator’s first interview since its publication will be with a somewhat predictable outlet:
CNN announces Mitt Romney will give first post op-ed TV interview today on CNN.
— Byron York (@ByronYork) January 2, 2019
Today at 4 p.m. ET on @TheLeadCNN with @JakeTapper: Sen.-elect Mitt Romney's first live interview since his op-ed in which he says President Trump's behavior since taking office "is evidence that the President has not risen to the mantle of the office." https://t.co/py5pGWeJQG pic.twitter.com/bIy3tL2ODx
— CNN (@CNN) January 2, 2019
Is anybody very surprised? Spoiler: Nope:
— Florida Cracker (@FlaCrackerBoy) January 2, 2019
It says everything that Romney is running straight to the #FakeNews opponents of @realDonaldTrump . If he wanted to offer a conservative critique he could have easily written in @NRO or gone on Laura Ingraham. Instead he’s headed to fraternize with the enemies of the people. https://t.co/mGRgFmenQl
— Cary Cheshire (@CaryCheshireTX) January 2, 2019
Its ok.. only people stuck at Reagan National will have to watch it… https://t.co/7zNLSDEUdp
— St. Honeybadger?? (@honeybadger707) January 2, 2019
Shocker https://t.co/sUTuculodd
— Larry Harwood (@thedetroit313) January 2, 2019
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Sounds about right. https://t.co/ukd9gqWnV2
— ?? (@eeeeeezzzzzzz) January 2, 2019
Perfect place for him
— ricky quick (@esquick1) January 2, 2019
Maybe he can do shots with @AC360
— Debra Garrett (@debragarrett) January 2, 2019
Many are predicting Romney will assume the mantle left by a certain outgoing GOP senator:
Exit Sen Jeff Flake—enter Mitt Romney. Will it never end?
— Joe Sarver (@JoeSarver) January 2, 2019
Here we go. The next Jeff Flake.
— Toby T (@Tobizoid) January 2, 2019
Jeff Flake is on CNN again?
— CMartin (@igotthebestmojo) January 2, 2019
Time will tell.
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