Romney: Ukraine Crisis is One of the Greatest Demonstrations of Good Versus Evil We’ve Seen in Our Lifetimes
Senator Romney joined CNN’s State of the Union with Dana Bash to discuss the crisis in Ukraine.
Senator Romney joined CNN’s State of the Union with Dana Bash to discuss the crisis in Ukraine.
Senator Romney released a statement on Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
Senator Romney applauded Senate passage of a bipartisan resolution in support of Ukraine in the face of increased Russian aggression.
Senator Romney helped introduce the Never Yielding Europe’s Territory (NYET) Act to provide the critical support Ukraine needs to defend itself and deter Russian aggression today, while imposing real costs on the Kremlin for its ongoing and potential future aggression against Ukraine.
Senator Romney toured Nucor Steel in Plymouth to see their operations, learn more about NUCOR’s sustainability practices, and discuss Utah’s pro-business policies, U.S. competition with China, and implementation of the bipartisan infrastructure bill.
“The best Games … ever.” “Superb Games.” High praise from the head of NBC Sports and the president of the International Olympic Committee. For me
Senators Romney, Klobuchar, and Bennet announced that their bipartisan resolution honoring Team USA Olympic and Paralympic athletes ahead of the 2022 Winter Games has passed the Senate unanimously.
Senator Romney joined Washington Post columnist David Ignatius for a wide-ranging discussion about the growing threats from Russia and China, the upcoming Beijing Olympics and the diplomatic boycott, and the rise of authoritarianism around the world.
Senator Romney joined NBC’s Meet the Press with Chuck Todd to discuss Russia’s aggression toward Ukraine, voting rights, and the Biden Presidency.
Senator Romney released the following statement regarding the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
WASHINGTON—U.S. Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT) today released the following statement on the anniversary of January 6. “Today, we call to mind the memory of those
I could never have predicted what we experienced in 2021. COVID-19 came and went, and came again. Vaccines were both praised and decried. We left