Mitt Romney faces down 2012-era attacks during 2018 Utah Senate debate

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Mitt Romney was faced with many of the same lines he dealt with throughout his 2012 presidential campaign, including on guns and immigration, while taking part in Tuesday night’s GOP primary debate for the open Senate seat in Utah.

Mike Kennedy, Romney’s Republican primary opponent, echoed attacks made by the 2012 Republican nominee’s opponents, including former President Barack Obama. In particular, Kennedy highlighted that Romney is a flip-flopper who has held many different positions dating back to his time as governor of Massachusetts.

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