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Romney Says He'll 'Stay Quiet' on His 2020 Presidential Vote

Associated Press

   Utah Sen. Mitt Romney declined again Monday to endorse President Donald
   Trump's reelection, saying he would "stay quiet" about whom he'll be
   supporting in November.

   Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, told reporters on
   Capitol Hill, "I'm not going to be describing who I'll be voting for."
   His open acknowledgment that he would not support Trump comes after
   former Trump defense secretary Gen. James Mattis and Alaska Sen. Lisa
   Murkowski aired criticism of the president's handling of ongoing
   protests against the police killings of black Americans.

   In 2016, Romney said publicly that he would support neither Trump nor
   Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. He later said he had cast his vote
   for his wife, Ann. He told The Atlantic in February that he wouldn't
   vote for Trump in November and would "probably" choose his wife again.

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