Mitt Romney

"That doesn't look like good timing to a lot of people," Steve Doocy said.

"It is a betrayal of the office at the scale of which I haven't seen in my lifetime," the Democratic presidential candidate and senator said.

"I'm angry because millions are living paycheck to paycheck. I'm angry because 34 million Americans are uninsured," the 2020 presidential hopeful said.

Just five days earlier, Romney disapproved of Trump's remark he would consider taking information from a foreign country and reporting "something wrong" to the FBI.

Senator Mitt Romney warned presidential candidate Joe Biden that his soft views on China's threat "will not age well."

"I am also appalled that, among other things, fellow citizens working in a campaign for president welcomed help from Russia," Romney stated.

Top Republicans Mitt Romney, Mick Mulvaney and Jay Sekulow said Democrats will "never" see President Donald Trump's tax returns.

President Donald Trump inaccurately said John McCain was "last in his class" and declared that he was "never a fan" of the late senator and "never will be."

For the second time this week, Republican senators sided with Democrats to rebuke the president.

Fellow Republican colleagues criticized the Utah freshman senator for renewing a war of words with the president.

Brad Parscale, Trump's 2020 campaign manager, attacked Senator-elect Mitt Romney on Twitter after Romney wrote a damning article about the president for The Washington Post.

GOP Utah Senate candidate described policy that saw hundreds of children removed from families as "inexcusable."

Mitt Romney added that the growing economy will help Donald Trump be re-elected in 2020.

Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney is seeking a route back into politics as a senator from Utah.

Romney said the president had done better than he'd expected.

Among Republicans who favored another candidate, there was no consensus on a new contender.

In a campaign video Romney says Washington is sending out a "message of exclusion" to immigrants. 

Mitt Romney, former governor of Massachusetts and 2012 presidential candidate, texted a Utah businessman "I'm running" for the state's open Senate seat.

The president joked and the current head of the Republican National Committee dropped the Romney name just in case.

The National Institute of Health estimates that one in seven men will be diagnosed with the disease at some point in their lives.

Will two-time presidential hopeful Mitt Romney jump back into politics once more?

President Donald Trump could see a packed stage of Republican challengers again in 2020—only as an incumbent this time. 

Bannon's former boss Trump has faced questions over his deferments for military service.

The House minority leader joked she'd prefer the man she once suggested was a sexist.

Robby Mook, Clinton's 2016 campaign chief, and Matt Rhoades, Romney's 2012 campaign manager, will co-lead the initiative.

Biden has not ruled out running for president in the 2020 election.

So much for a quiet Thanksgiving weekend.

Former Trump campaign manager blitzes the Sunday news shows with message that Romney cannot be the choice for Secretary of State.

Mitt Romney is being considered for Secretary of State, but not everybody is happy.

The outgoing U.S. president indicated he could break with tradition and criticize his successor.