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Republicans Leaderless After Romney Exit

Mitt Romney’s exit from the political stage is welcomed by Republicans, even though they now have no leader or direction.

It’s left the GOP rudderless, lacking an overarching agenda and mired in infighting, with competing visions for the way ahead, during what may be the most important policy debate in a generation.

In his final meeting with campaign staffers at his Boston headquarters, Romney promised to remain “a strong voice for the party,” according to those in attendance. But so far he has offered little to the Capitol Hill negotiations over potential tax increases and entitlement program changes that could affect virtually every American.

He declined to comment on the Treasury Department’s recent refusal to declare China a currency manipulator, which was one of his signature issues over the past 18 months. He made no public remarks after his meeting with Obama, quickly fading away, again.

“If I had to tell you somebody who is the leader of the party right now, I couldn’t,” said Amy Kremer, chairman of the Tea Party Express, which is among the conservative factions vying for increased influence. “There’s a void right now.”

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One Comment

  1. Michael

    December 2, 2012 at 7:18 pm

    What do the republicans think, that some magic bubble is going to explode and give them directions on how to reclaim the grip they had on politics in the U.S.A.