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Romney on running in 2028: 80-year-olds 'shouldn't be running the world' 

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July 9, 2026

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Romney on running in 2028: 80-year-olds 'shouldn't be running the world' 

Former Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) supported growing calls from voters across the country for a younger generation of political leaders in a new interview released Wednesday. “I basically think people who are 80 and above really should not be running the world or running the country,” he told the Deseret News. He cited research about...

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