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Romney says Trump hasnt risen to the mantle of presidency in Washington Post op ed CNNPolitics

"It is well known that Donald Trump was not my choice for the Republican presidential nomination. After he became the nominee, I hoped his campaign would refrain from resentment and name calling. It did not," Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, wrote in the opinion piece, adding that several of Trumps Cabinet appointments had been "encouraging."

"But, on balance, his conduct over the past two years, particularly his actions this month, is evidence that the President has not risen to the mantle of the office," he wrote.

Romney has been a vocal critic of the President during Trumps campaign and first two years in office, although the two had appeared to mend fences after Trump was elected. They were photographed dining together as Trump mulled making Romney his secretary of state, and the President

Romney wrote in Tuesdays op ed that he agreed with some of the policy changes Trump has championed. "But policies and appointments are only a part of a presidency," he wrote.

"A president should demonstrate the essential qualities of honesty and integrity, and elevate the national discourse with comity and mutual respect. ... And it is in this province where the incumbents shortfall has been most glaring."

Brad Parscale, Trumps 2020 campaign manager, responded to Romneys piece in a tweet Tuesday evening, writing that the incoming senator from Utah "lacked the ability to save this nation" while Trump "has saved it."

"Jealously is a drink best served warm and Romney just proved it. So sad, I wish everyone had the courage Trump had," Parscale wrote.

Romney also said in the piece that Trumps presidency has weakened Americas influence abroad, writing that "Trumps words and actions have caused dismay around the world."

"The world needs American leadership, and it is in Americas interest to provide it," he wrote.

Romney, who is set to take office Thursday, said he looks forward to tackling important issues with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, as well as other senators, adding that he "will support policies that I believe are in the best interest of the country and my state, and oppose those that are not."

As for Trump, Romney said he does not "intend to comment on every tweet or fault."

"But I will speak out against significant statements or actions that are divisive, racist, sexist, anti immigrant, dishonest or destructive to democratic institutions," he wrote.

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Not Many People Know This About President Trump's Sister, But They Should - Duration: 4:10.

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Democrats Refuse To Give Trump $5 Billion, Mexican Prez Humiliates Them - Duration: 4:04.

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President Donald Trump Faces Border Wall Challenges As Democrats Prepare For 2020 | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:26.

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President Trump tweets he is also looking forward to meeting North Korean leader, while.. - Duration: 2:30.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un gave his highly anticipated New Year's speech yesterday, in

which many were hoping for a sign that there might be a breakthrough in North Korea's negotiations

with the U.S.

The State Department decided not to comment on the speech, but President Trump said he

hopes to meet with Kim Jong-un. Lee Ji-won has more.

In response to Kim Jong-un's New Year's speech, U.S. President Donald Trump said he too looks

forward to meeting with his North Korean counterpart.

President Trump on Tuesday evening, tweeted the comment together with part of a news report

that says Kim Jong-un is ready to meet President Trump anytime.

He referred to Kim as someone who realizes that North Korea possesses great economic

potential.

Trump's tweet also included the part of the report where it said the regime will not make

or test nuclear weapons or give them to others.

This follows the North Korean leader's New Year's speech early on Tuesday, where he said

he is firmly determined to denuclearize.

But Kim also said, should the U.S. not keep its promise to the world, and only urge the

North to take measures, Pyeongyang will have no choice but to find "other ways" to settle

peace on the Korean Peninsula.

And in making a peaceful and prosperous peninsula, Kim said efforts for multi-party talks should

be made to change the current armistice agreement to a declaration to end the Korean War,...

and have South Korea cease all military drills with "other foreign sources."

Kim's New Year's speech was long awaited by many around the world as it was hoped to provide

a breakthrough in the current months-long deadlock in the denuclearization talks.

But the U.S. seemed to be careful on its evaluation of the speech.

A U.S. State Department spokesperson,.. speaking to Seoul-based Yonhap News Agency on the condition

of anonymity on Tuesday said the U.S. declines the "opportunity to comment".

While such a response is uncommon, some watchers say that the temporary shutdown of the U.S.

federal government may have been a reason for it.

Meanwhile, major U.S. media outlets reported on how the deadlock still continues.

The New York Times said that the nuclear negotiations are back at square one, as the North's demands

are not that different from before the summit.

And the Washington Post cited a senior analyst who said that the U.S. should move decisively

in the new year to find out how far Kim is willing to go towards a verified cap on his

arsenal.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.

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CNN Reaches NEW LOW, Reports WITCHES are Offended by Trump! - Duration: 1:47.

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After Democrats Announce Shutdown Solution – Trump Swings Wall Hammer Through It - Duration: 2:04.

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Kanye West reaffirms his support for Donald Trump - Duration: 2:54.

 Kanye West has reaffirmed his support for Donald Trump and promised to wear his Make America Great Again cap during concerts

 The rapper courted controversy throughout last year for his public support of the president and was often spotted wearing a red cap bearing the slogan of Mr Trump's 2016 election campaign

 West, 41, distanced himself from politics in October, saying he had been used to "spread messages (he) don't believe in"

 However, on New Year's Day, West took to Twitter to reveal his continued support for the president

 He said: "Trump all day. Just so in 2019 you know where I stand." West added three dragon emojis, likely a reference to the "dragon energy" he believes he shares with Mr Trump

 West later tweeted to say he would begin performing with his MAGA cap on, saying it represents people not being able to tell him what to do

 He said: "One of my favorite of many things about what the Trump hat represents to me is that people can't tell me what to do because I'm black

" One of my favorite of many things about what the Trump hat represents to me is that people can't tell me what to do because I'm black— ye (@kanyewest) January 1, 2019  He wrote that "they will not program me", before tweeting: "Blacks are 90% Democrats That sounds like control to me

"  West also revealed he will appear on Joe Rogan's podcast. Rogan, a stand-up comedian, hosts the Joe Rogan Experience, one of the world's most popular podcasts

 West has had a public struggle with mental health problems.  Earlier this week he tweeted to say he was "drug free" and that he feels "stronger than ever"

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'Enjoy The Ride': Trump Rings In the New Year with Message for Americans - Duration: 2:00.

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President Trump tweets he is also looking forward to meeting North Korean leader, while.. - Duration: 2:31.

With North Korea-U.S. talks stalled, extra attention was paid to Kim Jong-un's New Year's

speech.

That perhaps it could help provide somewhat of a breakthrough.

While the State Department decided not to comment on it, President Donald Trump was

more candid, expressing hopes of holding another summit with the regime's leader.

Lee Ji-won shares with us his remarks.

In response to Kim Jong-un's New Year's speech, U.S. President Donald Trump said he too looks

forward to meeting with his North Korean counterpart.

President Trump on Tuesday evening, tweeted the comment together with part of a news report

that says Kim Jong-un is ready to meet President Trump anytime.

He referred to Kim as someone who realizes that North Korea possesses great economic

potential.

Trump's tweet also included the part of the report where it said the regime will not make

or test nuclear weapons or give them to others.

This follows the North Korean leader's New Year's speech early on Tuesday, where he said

he is firmly determined to denuclearize.

But Kim also said, should the U.S. not keep its promise to the world, and only urge the

North to take measures, Pyeongyang will have no choice but to find "other ways" to settle

peace on the Korean Peninsula.

And in making a peaceful and prosperous peninsula, Kim said efforts for multi-party talks should

be made to change the current armistice agreement to a declaration to end the Korean War,...

and have South Korea cease all military drills with "other foreign sources."

Kim's New Year's speech was long awaited by many around the world as it was hoped to provide

a breakthrough in the current months-long deadlock in the denuclearization talks.

But the U.S. seemed to be careful on its evaluation of the speech.

A U.S. State Department spokesperson,.. speaking to Seoul-based Yonhap News Agency on the condition

of anonymity on Tuesday said the U.S. declines the "opportunity to comment".

While such a response is uncommon, some watchers say that the temporary shutdown of the U.S.

federal government may have been a reason for it.

Meanwhile, major U.S. media outlets reported on how the deadlock still continues.

The New York Times said that the nuclear negotiations are back at square one, as the North's demands

are not that different from before the summit.

And the Washington Post cited a senior analyst who said that the U.S. should move decisively

in the new year to find out how far Kim is willing to go towards a verified cap on his

arsenal.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.

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President Trump tweets he is also looking forward to meeting North Korean leader - Duration: 2:29.

now with North Korea us talks unfortunately stalled at the moment many

had their eyes on Kim Jong Un's New Year's speech hoping for a breakthrough

and while the State Department decided not to comment on the speech President

Trump expressed his hopes to meet with Kim at some point eg one with more in

response to Kim jong-un's New Year speech u.s. president Donald Trump said

he too looks forward to meeting with his North Korean counterpart president Trump

on Tuesday evening twitted the comment together with part of news report that

says Kim jong-un is ready to meet President Trump anytime he referred to

Kim as someone who realizes that North Korea possesses great economic potential

Trump's tweet also included the part of the report where it said the regime will

not make or test nuclear weapons or give them to others this follows the North

Korean leaders New Year speech early on Tuesday where he said he is firmly

determined to denuclearize but kim also said should the u.s. not keep its

promise to the world and only urged the north to take measures Pyongyang will

have no choice but to find other ways to settle peace on the Korean Peninsula and

in making a peaceful and prosperous Peninsula Kim said efforts for

multi-party talks should be made to change the current armistice agreement

through a declaration to end the Korean War and have South Korea cease all

military drills with other foreign sources

Kim jong-un's New Year speech was long awaited by many around the world as it

was hoped to provide a breakthrough in the current month-long deadlock in the

denuclearization talks but the u.s. seemed to be careful on its evaluation

of the speech a US State Department spokesperson speaking to seoul-based

Yonhap news agency on the condition of anonymity on Tuesday said the u.s.

declines the opportunity to comment while such a response is uncommon

somewhat sure say that the temporary shutdown of the US federal government

may have been a reason for it meanwhile major US media outlets

reported on how to deadlock still continues the New York Times said that

the nuclear negotiations are back at square one

as the north demands are not that different

from before the summit and the Washington Post cited a senior analyst

who says that the US should move decisively in the new year to find out

how far Kim is willing to go towards a verified cap on his arsenal Lee Jiwon

Arirang news

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President Trump tweets he is also looking forward to meeting North Korean leader, while.. - Duration: 2:32.

With North Korea-U.S. talks stalled, extra attention was paid to Kim Jong-un's New Year's

speech.

That perhaps it could help provide somewhat of a breakthrough.

While the State Department decided not to comment on it, President Donald Trump was

more candid, expressing hopes of holding another summit with the regime's leader.

Lee Ji-won shares with us his remarks.

In response to Kim Jong-un's New Year's speech, U.S. President Donald Trump said he too looks

forward to meeting with his North Korean counterpart.

President Trump on Tuesday evening, tweeted the comment together with part of a news report

that says Kim Jong-un is ready to meet President Trump anytime.

He referred to Kim as someone who realizes that North Korea possesses great economic

potential.

Trump's tweet also included the part of the report where it said the regime will not make

or test nuclear weapons or give them to others.

This follows the North Korean leader's New Year's speech early on Tuesday, where he said

he is firmly determined to denuclearize.

But Kim also said, should the U.S. not keep its promise to the world, and only urge the

North to take measures, Pyeongyang will have no choice but to find "other ways" to settle

peace on the Korean Peninsula.

And in making a peaceful and prosperous peninsula, Kim said efforts for multi-party talks should

be made to change the current armistice agreement to a declaration to end the Korean War,...

and have South Korea cease all military drills with "other foreign sources."

Kim's New Year's speech was long awaited by many around the world as it was hoped to provide

a breakthrough in the current months-long deadlock in the denuclearization talks.

But the U.S. seemed to be careful on its evaluation of the speech.

A U.S. State Department spokesperson,.. speaking to Seoul-based Yonhap News Agency on the condition

of anonymity on Tuesday said the U.S. declines the "opportunity to comment".

While such a response is uncommon, some watchers say that the temporary shutdown of the U.S.

federal government may have been a reason for it.

Meanwhile, major U.S. media outlets reported on how the deadlock still continues.

The New York Times said that the nuclear negotiations are back at square one, as the North's demands

are not that different from before the summit.

And the Washington Post cited a senior analyst who said that the U.S. should move decisively

in the new year to find out how far Kim is willing to go towards a verified cap on his

arsenal.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.

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President Trump To Meet With Congressional Leaders On Shutdown - Duration: 0:31.

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Trump says he received "great letter" from N. Korean leader Kim Jong-un - Duration: 2:28.

it's a new year and perhaps the start of a rekindling of warmer ties between

North Korea and the United States US president Donald Trump has revealed he

has received another letter from North Korean leader Kim jong-un Trump also

reiterated that a second summit could be on the cards sooner rather than later

leasing J's starts us off speaking to reporters at the White House on

Wednesday president Trump said he received what he called a great letter

from North Korean leader Kim jong-un it adding the leaders will likely have

another summit soon I just got a great letter from Kim jong-un and those few

people that I've shown this letter to they've never written letters like that

this letter is a great letter we've made a lot of progress with North Korea and

Kim Jungman and chairman Kim has been we've had a we've really established a

very good relationship a lot of good things are happening while it wasn't

clear when President Trump received a letter a South Korean newspaper reports

it was delivered to the White House last Friday the North Korean leader said

during his New Year's address on Tuesday that he's ready for a second summit with

President Trump at any time and is committed to complete denuclearization

but Kim also warned the North may be compelled to find a new way to defend

its interests if the u.s. continues with his sanctions on the regime responding

to Kim's speech President Trump took to Twitter to say he also looks forward to

meeting chairman Kim who he says realizes so well that North Korea

possesses great economic potential president Trump also gave himself and

his administration a pat on the back seeing a big war has been avoided thanks

to improved relations with North Korea something others have not acknowledged

we're given no credit for you know frankly if this administration didn't

take place if another administration came in instead of this administration

namely Mike and myself and the group around this table you'd be at war right

now you'd be having a nice big fat war in Asia

while denuclearization talks have stalled in recent months with the latest

exchange of pleasantries between the two leaders hopes are rising that a second

Kim Trump summit will be arranged soon easing J Arirang news

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Trump Offers Congress the Opportunity to End the Shutdown - Duration: 2:51.

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Trump Meets With Congressional Leaders As Shutdown Lingers - Duration: 1:57.

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Trump Invites Congressional Leaders To White House - Duration: 1:57.

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Trump Freaks Out After Mild Criticism From Mitt Romney - Duration: 4:35.

Recently, Mitt Romney pendant op-ed for the Washington Post where he provided what might

be some of the most mild criticism ever have Donald Trump.

Nonetheless, this extremely weak criticism of the president didn't stop Donald Trump

from getting angry on Wednesday morning and tweeting out the following.

Here is what Trump said.

Here we go with Mitt Romney.

But so fast, a question will be, is he a flake?

I hope not.

I would much prefer that mit focus on border security and so many other things where he

can be helpful.

I won big and he didn't.

He should be happy for all Republicans be a team player.

And when first and foremost, Mitt Romney has won all of his elections and actually lost

the presidential election, uh, with still more votes, more percentage of the votes than

Donald Trump has ever gotten in any election that he has ever been.

And so you can't say you won big and he didn't when he is consistently gotten a larger portion

of votes than you have.

But of course, facts don't matter in your reality, uh, immune bubble that you live in.

But that's not even necessarily what this is about.

Obviously Donald Trump doesn't like anybody saying anything about him that's not completely

flattering.

And Mitt Romney did that in the op Ed.

Mitt Romney basically goes after Donald Trump saying I had thought, you know, after the

campaign ended and he got sworn in as president, that he would become presidential.

You know, I was hoping he wasn't going to name call and he wasn't going to be immature

and he wasn't going to be just downright awful.

Buddy is.

Did you really think that this man was going to change who he is as a human being just

because he has a new title and a new office that that's not how that works.

Donald Trump is who Donald Trump has always been an everyone who looked at this critically

knew that that was going to happen.

Mit and, and why after two years after he endorsed your campaign for Senate, after you

sat and had that very awkward dinner with him a year or so ago, why now are you just

suddenly saying, you know what, I don't like the way this man is behaving.

But again, that's not even the point.

The point is something Romney said within this op-ed, which echoes exactly what we have

been saying here for years.

Here it is.

I'm going to read this to you word for word.

It is not that all of the president's policies have been misguided.

He was right to align us corporate taxes with those of global competitors to strip out excessive

regulations to crack down on China's unfair trade practices to reform criminal justice

and to conservative judges.

These are policies mainstream Republicans have promoted for years.

That paragraph by Mitt Romney, again, we have been saying that others have been saying it

for years at this point.

The reason they don't actually turn on Donald Trump is because he's still doing everything

they would be doing if they were president.

We would not see a difference in policy today.

If it was Mitt Romney sitting in the Oval Office, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Rand Paul,

it would all be identical.

Maybe not as such a as much intense fearer over the wall or metal slats or whatever the

hell Trump's saying it is today, but the policies would be no different.

The judicial nominees would be no different.

We would still be living in the same kind of hell no matter which Republican were occupying

the White House and Mitt Romney just adMitted that himself.

The problem is not with Donald Trump's policies.

The problem is that they don't like the wrapper around the policy and that is Donald Trump.

Any one of them would be doing the same thing.

They would just be doing it with a smile on their face and not calling someone else an

infant title name.

That is the only difference between Donald Trump and every other republican in Washington

DC.