Utah Sen. MittRomney calls for the GOP to take the road 'less travelled by' should it control Congress
Sen. Mitt Romney is asking the Republican Party to focus on helping the public instead of pursuing"pointless investigations."
"Robert Frost and politics don’t really mix, but his famous allegory is apt: Two roads diverge before this potential GOP majority," Romney wrote."The one 'less travelled by' would be to pass bills that would make things better for the American people. The more tempting and historically more frequented road would be to pursue pointless investigations, messaging bills, threats and government shutdowns. The road we choose could make 'all the difference.
Romney also addressed election integrity, a growing concern among the GOP. Romney stated that both parties have voiced their concern over this issue and that it needed to be addressed if the U.S. aims to be a model for democracy around the world.
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