Will Mitt Romney Ever Shut Up?

Why is Mitt Romney still talking?

Every word that dribbles out of his puckered little mouth reinforces how completely clueless he is.

It’s one thing to yammer on when you have an audience that cares about what you’re saying. It’s quite another to be an egomaniacal turd-brain who fails to recognize that no one cares what you say.  In fact, in Mitt’s case people are begging him to shut the hell up.

Romney’s latest tirade is over Trump’s taxes.  He’s taking a cue straight out of the Harry Reid Playbook of Dirty Tricks & Other Liberal Shenanigans and is suggesting (with no proof whatsoever) that Donald Trump has the Mob listed on his tax returns.

That’s’ right.  The Mob.

 Let me guess – a “reliable source” informed Mitt that Johnny Meatballs and Jimmy Two-fingers are listed as Trump’s dependents.

Does anyone remember Romney going after Obama with this much gusto? Or how about Hillary? Has Mittens inquired about the shoddy accounting work or sketchy foreign donations taken in by the Clinton Foundation?

No, of course not.

That’s because Mitt Romney isn’t interested in attacking one of his own – Hillary. Instead, he’ll sit on his gilded Park City throne and hurl random stones at the Presumptive Republican Nominee.

The people’s choice.

Mitt Romney, the choker who checked-out of his own run for the White House, has suddenly found the will to fight during someone else’s strong and successful bid.

What a coward. 

What a profoundly envious little shmuck.

Mike Huckabee, former Arkansas Governor and Trump supporter said it best, “I am especially disappointed in Mitt for this latest attack,” Huckabee began. “He’s not only trying to sink his own party’s presumptive nominee, but he’s factually incorrect and he’s making the same unfair attack on Trump that was launched against him in 2012.”

Huck is referring to the time Harry Reid stood on the House floor and lied to the world, proclaiming that a “source” told him Mitt Romney hadn’t paid his taxes. Years later, when asked if he felt bad about the lie, Reid shrugged and said, “He didn’t win, did he?”

Mitt Romney is playing the same game, with the same end result.

Fast-forward two years, Trump is seated in the Oval Office and someone asks him about Mitt Romney’s attacks.

Trump will shrug and say, “He didn’t win, did he?”

No, he didn’t. The story of Mitt’s life.

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