Mitt Romney Withholds Endorsement for Harris, Maintains Opposition to Trump

Romney reiterates his stance against Trump but stops short of supporting Harris, signaling a need for GOP reformation.

Senator Mitt Romney has confirmed he will not endorse Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming election, despite his criticism of Donald Trump.
Romney continues to express his disapproval of Trump, citing past behaviors and legal issues as reasons for his opposition.
Romney believes the Republican Party may need rebuilding or reorientation, regardless of the election outcome, and aims to influence its future direction.
While Romney has not endorsed Harris, over 200 Republicans, including notable figures like Dick Cheney and Liz Cheney, have publicly supported her campaign.
Romney's decision not to endorse Harris is seen as a setback for her campaign, which has targeted anti-Trump Republicans with significant advertising efforts.