Mitt Romney
“Anybody who wants to give me heat for doing my job, bring it on,” said John Curtis, who was elected to replace the Trump critic in the upper chamber.
"I lost. He won," the outgoing senator from Utah said of soon-to-be president Donald Trump.
But the Republican senator from Utah declined to endorse Kamala Harris on Tuesday, saying he believed he had a role to play in a post-Donald Trump GOP.
Romney was "usually very candid" but hesitated to reveal his worries about a possible Trump win, according to biographer McKay Coppins.
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GOP Rep. John Curtis (R-Utah) won the Utah Senate GOP primary on Tuesday, making him the odds-all favorite to replace Sen. Mitt Romney next year.
“I think it’s a little demeaning," the retiring Utah senator told reporters on Wednesday.
The retiring Utah senator's suggestion seemed strange, considering he said “no, no, no, absolutely not” in February when asked if he might vote for Trump.