Mitt Romney said that Joe Biden made an 'enormous error' by not pardoning Donald Trump.
, the outspoken Trump critic offered a rare defense of the former president, arguing that Biden should have pardoned him in the federal cases he faces.
“ should have fought like crazy to keep this prosecution from going forward,” Romney said. “It was a win-win for Donald Trump.” Romney believed there was precedent in this case from former President Lyndon B. Johnson, showing that Biden could have taken action to stop Trump’s prosecution, even by urging New York prosecutors in the hush money case to drop the charges.
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