In a heartfelt farewell speech, Senator Mitt Romney reflected on his six-year tenure in the U.S. Senate, emphasizing the importance of unity and civic responsibility. He described his time in the Senate as “an honor” and expressed gratitude for the bipartisan camaraderie he experienced.
Romney highlighted collaborative efforts on significant legislation, including COVID relief, infrastructure, and gun safety, crediting a “Group of Ten” senators for their teamwork. He acknowledged his wife, Ann, as his “most trusted adviser,” and thanked his staff and family for their unwavering support.
While admitting that not all goals were achieved, Romney voiced concern over the growing national debt and the dangers of divisiveness. He urged Americans to embrace unity, stating that the nation’s character is a reflection of its people. Concluding his address, Romney pledged to return to Utah as a “voice of unity and virtue,” receiving a standing ovation from his colleagues.