I have to give props to Mitt Romney

[CatWoman]

He's disgusted by George Santos' lack of shame and decency.

Romney took it directly to Santos, face to face, and let him know how he felt.

No behind the back, no weasel words, just straight truth.

Thanks Mitt.

and how did the cowardly poseur respond? with a tweet, of course:

Link to tweet

[LakeVermilion]

1. Romney is a party of one.

Nothing left of the party he joined.

[sarcasmo]

5. The binders full of Women party.

[Jarqui]

6. +1

[Scrivener7]

2. I have to agree. And also, he didn't mince words or try and mitigate his disgust when he

spoke to the press after.

The fact that Santos was allowed into the room is, as Romney said, a complete embarrassment to all of us.

[FoxNewsSucks]

3. True , just as long as everyone remembers

that he's still Willard Rmoney. Right about something every 3-4 years , despicable enemy of workers the rest of the time.

And in this case it isn't just that he was right to do that, it's fucking disgraceful that he was the only one of them that did.

[multigraincracker]

4. Sick puppy always brings to mind...

“They announced the winner of the Westminster Dog Show, and tomorrow the winning dog gets to ride on the roof of Mitt Romney’s car.” (“Late Show with David Letterman,” Feb. 21)

[Arthur_Frain]

7. So I have Santos to thank for that then.

Because his reply summarizes the republicans platform/philosophy at this point in history. It’s pretty much “neener, neener, neener,” and nothing else.

[Ferryboat]

8. The night of J6 when they finally reconvened to count the votes

As Josh Hawley was speaking, Mittens was seated directly behind him. You could clearly see how badly Romeny wanted to slap the sh** out of him.
Beginning the long walk towards hopeful redemption.

[Greybnk48]

9. Major kudos to Mitt Romney! The first Republican that is

honest enough, classy enough, and man enough to say the damn truth about George Santos, or whatever his real name is.

We disagree on policy, but he's a fundamentally good person.

[GreenWave]

10. Mormon vs. moron.

The inevitable clash begins.

[jcgoldie]

11. Who would have thought in 2012...

… when he talked about his “binders full of women” that he would be head and shoulders more decent than literally everyone in his party?

[Elessar Zappa]

12. I always considered him "relatively" moderate,

even back then. He still would have been a bad president though, he cares too much about the rich.

[jcgoldie]

14. moderate yes but I thought he was an empty suit

He's shown more fortitude throughout the Trump years than anyone in the GOP outside Liz Cheney. But yes always a shill for the rich.

[PCIntern]

13. 47th?