Donald Trump celebrates the forthcoming departure of Senator Mitt Romney from Congress, describing Romney’s retirement announcement as “fantastic news for America, the great state of Utah, and for the Republican Party.” Trump previously endorsed Romney’s presidential candidacy in 2012 and his run for the Senate in 2018. However, their relationship soured, culminating in a feud in 2020 when Romney voted to impeach Trump, as reported by the Hill. In 2021, Romney voted for impeachment a second time. Trump also criticized Romney’s bipartisan legislative approach, according to Politico.
“Mitt Romney, sometimes referred to as Pierre Delecto, will not be seeking a second term in the U.S. Senate, where he did not serve with distinction,” announced Trump on his newly launched social media platform, Truth Social. “Pierre Delecto” is a Twitter pseudonym that Romney used to like tweets criticizing Trump. Trump further stated, “A big primary fight against him was in the offing, but now that will not be necessary.” A recent poll conducted by the Deseret News showed Romney’s popularity increasing in his home state, with him leading potential primary opponents. (Read more Donald Trump stories.)
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