By Joe Schaeffer

Mitt Romney still seems to think the Republican Party can return to its pre-Trump “glory.” Whereas his fellow never-Trumper, Liz Cheney appears to begrudgingly understand that the days of offering the American people establishment red vs establishment blue as their only option in presidential elections are gone for good, Romney is still pinning his hopes on a return to his idea of political normalcy.

While Cheney has endorsed and campaigned with Democrat White House hopeful Kamala Harris, Romney is shying away from any formal support for the only establishment candidate on the ballot in 2024. Why? He has a plan.

“I’ve made it very clear that I don’t want Donald Trump to be the next president of the United States, and you’re going to have to do the very difficult calculation of what that would mean,” Romney stated October 8 during a panel discussion at the University of Utah when asked why he hasn’t come out for Harris.

He then revealed his more far-reaching strategy.

“My own view is that I want to continue to have a voice in the Republican Party following this election because I think there’s a good shot that the Republican Party is going to need to be rebuilt and reoriented –........

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