President Trump began his week Monday by making fun of Mitt Romney for participating in a Black Lives Matter protest march on Sunday.
Romney, who marched with a Christian group during demonstrations Sunday in Washington, D.C., told NBC News it was important to him to be at the protest because"we need a voice against racism. We need many voices against racism and against brutality ... We need to stand up and say Black Lives Matter."
Romney's numbers are better in Utah are better than Trump's are nationally. A total of 56% of Utah voters either"strongly" or"somewhat" approve Romney's performance, according toA number of polls who Trump with approval ratings of less than 50%. Surveys also show him trailing presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the presidential election set for November.
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