Donald Trump mocks the Utah Senator, Mitt Romney, for his comments on the Mueller Report

President Donald Trump fought back against Senator Mitt Romney of Utah, a former Republican presidential candidate, on Saturday, a day after Romney declared that he was "disgusted" by the findings of the Special Council's report. on the interference of Russia in the 2016 presidential election.

Trump tweeted that if Romney spent so much time fighting against Barack Obama, against whom Romney had been featured in the 2012 presidential race, Romney could have done it (maybe) while # He was president.

A video of the news of Romney's loss and Trump's victory accompanies the tweet.

Romney said that he was "dismayed" by the fact that the people working for the campaign have welcomed Russian help, that no one has ever addressed the US police for having information obtained illegally by Russia and that the campaign chairman was working to promote Russian interests in Ukraine.

"Reading the report is a sobering revelation about how far we have been from the aspirations and principles of the founders," Romney said.

Another presidential candidate said that he, too, was sick.

But Mike Huckabee, a former Arkansas governor who twice tried to get elected to the Republican presidency, said it was not Mueller's report that made him sick. It was Romney.

Huckabee's quote tweeted Romney's statement about the report, saying he was not so upset by Romney's treatment of Trump, as he could have been a Republican president.

"Do you know what makes me sick, Mitt?" Huckabee asked. "It's not so hypocritical that you were … but it makes me sick that you've been appointed to the GOP and that you could have been @POTUS".

Romney's remarks were among the most severe denunciations of the president by a member of his own party. However, Romney was not alone.

Republican candidate John Kasich, a 2016 presidential candidate and former governor of Ohio, said the discovery of the report was worse than anything he saw in his government career.

"[Trump’s] The behavior described in the #MuellerReport is more than disappointing. This is unacceptable behavior and behavior that we should not expect from our president, "he said, adding that" the United States deserves better. "

This is not the first time in the controversial relationship between Romney and Trump that he mocks Romney's presidential defeat.

In 2016, Trump tweeted that Romney had lost to a "fallen president".

More recently, in January, after Romney wrote an editorial to criticize Trump in the Washington Post, he responded on Twitter wondering if Romney would be a "player of the team" or would be in the place of Former Arizona Senator Jeff Flake, who has stood against Trump before deciding not to seek reelection in 2018.

"I won big and [Romney] not, "said Trump," He should be happy for all Republicans, be a team player and win! "