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Mitt Romney's Analysis

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Mitt Romney speaks about his views on the election process of his Republican party. He immediately goes into his reasoning behind why Donald Trump should not become our next president. He argues that Trump would destroy America’s possibility of long and prosperous future. His plans are “flimsy at best” says Romney. He says that Kasich and Cruz would both be much more suited to be our president. Donald Trump has said the most outlandish, racist and un-american things live on national television throughout this whole race. He has insulted the muslim religion, mocked previous Republican candidates and called past Presidents liars. He does not posses the qualities of a good leader. He states that Trump is childish, selfish and hard headed. He also

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