Mitt Romney voted with Democrats to continue the phony impeachment scam, and that proves he is no better than the dishonest Democrats behind the impeachment scam. He supports government controlled healthcare, government dependence and the de-industrialization of America, which will result in a reduction in the quality of life for all Americans. In my opinion, Romney is a socialist and an opportunist.
As Newt Gingrich once pointed out, before getting into politics, Romney was a vulture capitalist. Romney wasn't in the business of saving American corporations, growing corporations or creating jobs. On the contrary, he stripped corporations of their wealth, and left the corporation's employees without a job. The employees lost their jobs, healthcare and retirement, and Romney and his fellow vultures went to the bank.
I don't see any difference between Romney and Schiff. They are both socialists, have a holier than thou attitude, practice political correctness and lack candor
Moreover, Romney calls what he did capitalism, although making a profit at any cost, for a group of greedy opportunists, isn't a capitalist principle. Capitalism is about creating and growing corporations and jobs - not destroying them. Furthermore, capitalism doesn't sanction the ruthlessness, greed or the heartlessness that vultures like Romney practice. Romney killed corporations and picked their bones like a vulture.
That's not capitalism, Mr. Romney. You didn't create anything. You destroyed corporations, and the jobs they provide, for a quick and easy profit!
In addition, Romney helped create a socialist healthcare system in Massachusetts before the Democrats forced socialized healthcare on the nation. As a matter of fact, the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) was modeled on the socialist healthcare system that Romney enacted in Massachusetts. If anything, Romney's past proves that he's a socialist and an opportunist just like the Democrats he always takes sides with. He's not a Republican, and he isn't patriotic.
Furthermore, I don't see any difference between Romney and Schiff. They are both socialists, have a holier than thou attitude, practice political correctness and lack candor. They hate the President's honesty as much as they hate his refusal to play the game of political correctness. They both abuse their power, while accusing the President of doing the same thing. What's the difference between Romney's and Schiff's principles? Judging by their politics, they both lack principles.
Romney and the Democrats are not capitalists. They are just opportunistic vultures
And, their hatred of the President takes precedence over everything, and that includes the welfare of the country. They have no concern for the country or the people. Their primary concern is regaining power over the people, and nothing else matters to the impeachment vultures. Socialists were presiding over the decay of capitalism when Donald Trump came along and turned everything around, and they just can't get over it.
Obama, the Marxist mouthpiece, preached that American industry was dead and jobs were never coming back. However, President Trump made a liar out of Obama by bringing jobs back. That's unforgivable to socialists like Romney. He spent years destroying American industry and jobs, and he was content to sit back and watch Democrats preside over the decay of capitalism. That proves that Romney and the Democrats are not capitalists. They are just opportunistic vultures.
Finally, Utah residents were outraged by Romney's rogue behavior. Many want Romney recalled, but Utah does not provide a way for citizens to recall rogue senators. As a result, Utah state Rep. Tim Quinn introduced a bill in the Utah state legislature that would allow voters to recall U.S. senators. That's something that every state should have - the ability of the people to recall rogue representatives. That's why I support the efforts of Utah residents to recall Romney. The people should have the power to hold rogue representatives like Romney responsible for their actions.
Charles Wills is a retired Engineer.
Since retirement, he has devoted much of his free time to reading and researching
world and biblical history. He enjoys reading and collecting old books, especially
textbooks published before the turn of the 20th century, as well as writing about the
wealth of information hidden in them.
