heyeaglefn wrote:Wouldn't be surprised if more people vote for Trump now.

JUburton wrote:Christie is doing a PC at 1. I wouldn't have put 'supporting' Trump past him but just to become a Trump shill instead of going home and running your state...my God, jh must be crushed.

Wheels Tupay wrote:Based on Mittens record we should expect him to support Donald Trump in about a month and tell everyone that he supported him the whole time.

jerseyhoya wrote:

Wheels Tupay wrote:Based on Mittens record we should expect him to support Donald Trump in about a month and tell everyone that he supported him the whole time.

This will not be happening. A time for choosing, and Mitt has chosen (correctly).

"His is not the temperament of a stable, thoughtful leader. His imagination must not be married to real power," Romney said.
Romney branded Trump as "a phony, a fraud" whose "promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University" in his speech.
Earlier Thursday, Trump dismissed Romney as "a stiff" who "didn't know what he was doing" as the party's candidate in 2012 and blew a chance to beat President Barack Obama. "People are energized by what I'm saying" in the campaign and turning out in remarkable numbers to vote, Trump told NBC's "Today."
The back-and-forth comes as Republican candidates prepared for the first post-Super Tuesday debate, scheduled for Thursday in Detroit, with Trump coming under increasing pressure from his party as he fights for the majority of delegates needed to win the nomination.
Thursday's condemnation and counter was coming four years after the two men stood side by side in Las Vegas, with Trump saying it was a "real honor and privilege" to endorse Romney's White House bid. Accepting, Romney said it was a "delight" to have Trump on his side and praised him for ability to "understand how our economy works and to create jobs for the American people."

Giving Romney the back of his hand, Trump turned his sights on the general election. His campaign reached out to House Speaker Paul Ryan's office to arrange a conversation between the two men, and urged Republican leaders to view his candidacy as a chance to expand the party.

JUburton wrote:Trump is immune to shit like this. Mitt just another loser and hater.

TenuredVulture wrote:The sad thing about Romney is his conceit that his saying something at this point makes any difference at all.

jerseyhoya wrote:I really don't understand the accepting an endorsement from someone and now he's attack him=lol he's a hypocrite line of thinking. If I was running for president, I would want the endorsement of many, many people whom I would think would be complete and utter disasters if they themselves were president. He could have gone out of his way to repudiate the endorsement, but this speech wasn't about him. It was about Trump and how he's an absolute disaster for the party and conservative values.

TenuredVulture wrote:The sad thing about Romney is his conceit that his saying something at this point makes any difference at all.

drsmooth wrote:

JUburton wrote:Trump is immune to shit like this. Mitt just another loser and hater.

so it's your guess that Mitt was speaking to the mouthbreathers already in drumpf's herd? Interesting theory

JUburton wrote:If you see this as a tacit 'if you're a republican, you are allowed to vote for Hillary against Trump but I'm not actually going to say it' then I can buy that.

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:

JUburton wrote:If you see this as a tacit 'if you're a republican, you are allowed to vote for Hillary against Trump but I'm not actually going to say it' then I can buy that.

he also trashed Hilary in the speech, this was aimed at the primary