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Romney blames GOP midterm losses on bad policy, bad character

By Deseret News · November 4, 2026 · 1 min read
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Former Sen. Mitt Romney attributed Republicans sweeping losses in the midterm elections to a lack of sound policy and compassionate governing, urging members of his party to reverse course. In a statement on social media, Romney criticized the Republican Party for what he viewed as missteps on issues ranging from the economy to immigration to government corruption.

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