Mitt Romney Really Really HATES George Santos

George Santos and Mitt Romney had a tense exchange after the State of the Union address. Santos was standing near the aisle when Romney walked in with the other senators to take his seat. Romney told reporters that Santos, who is facing an ethics investigation, should not be in the Capitol and should be "sitting in the back row and staying quiet." Santos responded to Romney's confrontation by calling him an "a**hole." After the speech, Santos tweeted to Romney that he would "NEVER be PRESIDENT!" and made a dig at his faith, calling his behavior "not very Mormon." Santos is facing investigations by New York and federal prosecutors, the FBI, and the House Ethics Committee over various controversies, including allegations of sexual harassment and campaign spending.

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This is honestly how the Republicans are really in some disarray here. because you go to Mitt Romney and you want to hear Mitt Romney if you're a Republican say you know I was really disappointed in Joe Biden saying that we would cut Social Security. Or I'm really disappointed in Joe Biden if you know that speech was really not unifying. And again it's going to tear the country apart. And that was very hard for them to say because to Biden to his credit again performative but was like my good friends this my good friends that folks. And I'll hear you out if you want to yell at me go ahead. So Mitt Romney at the end of The Thing he's got crap on somebody. And it turns out to be someone from his own party. I don't know these words. I said he shouldn't have been there. He shouldn't be in the. Look, he's a sick puppy. He shouldn't be, he shouldn't be there. I didn't expect that he'd be standing there trying to shake hands with every senator in the president of the United States. Pause it for one second. I mean this is given this is like Mitt Romney's sort of patrician aristocracy. I remember his dad was president of American Motors. His dad was the governor of Michigan. His dad was going to run for president and to his credit, I think part of the reason why he didn't was that he was too aligned with the civil rights movement and you can't run that way in the Republican Party. This is Mitt Romney's sort of like an aristocracy coming out. Who is he talking about? He's talking about Republican House member George if that's his name Santos if that's his name.