Establishment Repubs like GW Bush, Romney Shut Out of RNC

Maybe George W. Bush, Mitt Romney, & other establishment types missed the memo. 

Dems and RINOS were presenting last week. 

Either way, they won’t be appearing during the Republican National Convention.

FromVogue:

At this year’s Republican National Convention, which begins on Monday, there will be a conspicuous number of high-profile no-shows. George W. Bush, the two-term president and the only one of Donald Trump’s Republican predecessors who is still alive, is not coming. (Nor is Laura Bush.) Mitt Romney, the 2012 nominee and now a U.S. senator from Utah? Not coming. (Of course, his impeachment vote against Trump earlier this year might have made him something of a persona non grata at the convention.) Romney’s 2012 running mate, Paul Ryan, the former Speaker of the House? Nope. Nor Dick Cheney, who served for eight years as Bush’s vice president, or apparently his daughter, Liz Cheney, now a congresswoman from Wyoming and the House Republican Conference Chair, the third-highest position in GOP House leadership. John McCain, the 2008 nominee, died in 2018, of course, but perhaps his widow, Cindy McCain, will be invited to honor his memory and long service? Not happening. (Oh, wait, she actually made a virtual appearance at the DNC, narrating a video that detailed the friendship between her husband and Biden, the Democratic nominee.) Well, to show the diversity of the party, how about a speaking slot for Colin Powell, who under Bush became the first Black man to serve as secretary of state? No again. (And, yes, along with Cindy McCain and John Kasich, the Republican former governor of Ohio, Powell also spoke at this year’s DNC).”