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Trump is ready to take revenge and make Mitt Romney's life a living hell after the Utah senator voted for the president's removal

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  • President Donald Trump is reportedly determined to take revenge on Senator Mitt Romney, who was the only Republican to break with his party colleagues and vote to remove Trump from office. 
  • "The only one that voted against us was a guy that can't stand the fact that he ran one of the worst campaigns in the history of the presidency," Trump said in a jibe aimed at Romney's failed presidential candidacy in 2012 on Thursday.
  • Among measures being considered by Trump are funding a candidate to run against Romney in 2024, or pressuring top operatives and donors not to work with the senator. 
  • Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.

President Donald Trump is reportedly determined to take revenge on those he believes betrayed him during the impeachment trial — and at the top of the list is Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah. 

A Republican close to the White House and a senior administration official told Politico that the president felt particularly aggrieved by Romney's decision to break ranks and become the only Republican to vote to convict him in the Senate impeachment trial. 

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