Sen. of R-Utah said he was “not surprised” to hear the news of Attorney General William Barr resigning from the judiciary. Said Mitt Romney.
“Being a part was obvious [Trump] Management was a challenging responsibility for him, “Romney said.” I am not surprised that he can no longer associate himself with the action that is going on now. ”
President Donald Trump broke the news of Barr’s resignation Twitter, And said he would leave the judiciary before Christmas. It comes less than two weeks after the attorney general rejected the president’s unsubstantiated allegations of electoral fraud, and said the FBI had found zero evidence of widespread voter fraud.
Romney said he was “concerned” about the president’s false voter fraud allegations, not just in the United States, but around the world.
“My biggest concern is that the people here really believe that this election was somehow stolen, and that there is no evidence that the president says it was stolen before election day,” Romney said in an interview recorded Monday before the evening, “News with Shepherd Smith.” “What’s happening now, I’m afraid, is so bad for people all over the world.”
Romney was also part of the bipartisan legislature that introduced the $ 908 billion stimulus initiative. Legislators are now splitting the original $ 8908 billion bipartisan plan into two bills, putting everything they agreed on in one bill and everything they disagreed on in another bill. Romney told host Shepherd Smith that he thinks it has a chance to pass.
“You really see a lot of people coming forward with support,” Romney said. “We hope, in whole or in part, that this will be accomplished and that help will be available to those who need it most.”
In a possible compromise, the states will receive $ 160 billion in three installments over the next six months. Payments are based in part on the population and how much money each state actually loses. The bill would further raise lawsuits against businesses, however, only prolonging the period of protection epidemics.
Some of the most widely accepted items went into a separate bill, including $ 748 billion, including unemployment benefits, small businesses, vaccines and education. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, de-Khalif, or Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Guy. Romney said the two parties did not agree to bring the compromise to a vote, however, neither leader believed it.
“We have people who are going to lose unemployment insurance the day after Christmas, and it is a high priority to avoid that happening,” Romney said. “We need help for people in need of mental health facilities. Small businesses need our help. Seriously, we got a lot of businesses, so this is another round of PPP grants and loans for small businesses.”
Trigger checks are not included in the bipartisan compromise. Romney noted that people who need money to pay rent and eat will get help.
“Sending checks to people who don’t need them is not as high a priority as getting checks to people who are unemployed, people who can’t afford rent and people who are looking for food,” Romney said.
It has been 262 days since the last relief bill and the nation has crossed another serious milestone. The corona virus infection has now killed more than 300,000 people in the United States since February. According to a CNBC study of Johns Hopkins data, more than 1 in 10 deaths have been reported since the beginning of December, and during epidemics, the United States averages 1,000 deaths a day.