Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, argued Wednesday that former President Trump was far better than President Biden at handling the border crisis. "People have been screaming about the border for all three ...

SALT LAKE CITY (KSL.com) — Utah Sen. Mitt Romney said he thinks President-elect Donald Trump will focus more on governing in his second term than seeking retribution against his political enemies.

Tea Party, Shmea Party. Post-election surveys suggest that Mitt Romney still leads as the favored Republican presidential candidate for 2012. His lead looks especially big in New Hampshire ...

When Utah Sen. Mitt Romney announced on Wednesday that he would break ranks with his Republican colleagues and vote to remove President Donald Trump from office, the move shocked many as he became ...

Retiring Sen. Mitt Romney (R., Utah), an outspoken critic of former President Donald Trump, said he and President Biden had sometimes managed to find common ground despite their political ...

As Mitt Romney prepares to select a running mate, here is a closer look at some of the potential vice-presidential candidates. A Tea Party favorite who was elected governor of a state that leans ...

Kamala Harris for president, Mitt Romney for vice president. The idea came from Aaron Sorkin, a prominent playwright and creator of the “West Wing” TV series, who suggested in the NYT that ...

President Trump, Please Staple (Conditional ... ending with the following words on the screen: “Mitt Romney. Not one of us.” Who was “us”? This was never quite specified.

When Mitt Romney was defeated in the 2012 presidential election, winning just 27 percent of the Hispanic vote, many postmortems concluded that his rhetoric on immigration was too harsh.

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Utah Republican Sen. Mitt Romney said on Wednesday he won't be seeking reelection to the Senate, while taking a swing at President Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Presidential hopeful and former governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney speaks to a couple hundred supporters at the Paseo Verde Library on Nov. 17, 2007. (Romney dropped out of the Republican ...