The Meaning Behind Mitt Romney's Secret Twitter Name "Pierre Delecto"

Here is the entirety you wish to have to find out about Mitt Romney's secret Twitter — include the meaning behind the name Pierre Delecto.

When Mitt Romney used to be asked if he had a secret Twitter account underneath the name Pierre Delecto, the former presidential candidate merely replied, "C’est Moi." 

As expected, it didn't take long for political junkies to start speculating the meaning behind Mitt's number of "Pierre Delecto" as his lurker Twitter maintain — and some of these predictions are beautiful convincing. 

So, what does Pierre Delecto mean?

Many took to the social media platform to get a hold of the reasoning behind the name selection, and for some, it used to be Mitt's fluency (and response) in French that made them consider the maintain was inspired by means of the international language.

"Total speculation: it's a pun based on 'in pari delicto.' 'In pari' is replaced by 'Pierre' because Romney did his mission in France and speaks French, and 'delicto' (offense) is replaced with 'delecto' (delight)," one consumer wrote. "This explanation is also super dorky, and thus likely correct."

We can without a doubt see it. 

Another person believes the name is in reality regarding the Latin word, "In flagrante delicto (Latin: 'in blazing offense') or sometimes simply in flagrante (Latin: 'in blazing') is a legal term used to indicate that a criminal has been caught in the act of committing an offense."

For maximum, the name was once too humorous to move tweeting a shaggy dog story or two. "Pierre Delecto??? Sounds like Mitt Romney's porn name or something," one follower quipped earlier than any other added, "What’s the French for 'pathetic  loser?'" 

Ouch. 

Mitt Romney would not be the first to hide behind a pseudonym on the web. 

As news analyst Ana Navarro pointed out, Romney would infrequently be the first baby-kisser to hide his identity on the around the world web. 

In case you need a snappy refresher, Anthony Weiner went below the name Carlos Danger when he was once chatting online with Sydney Leathers, and David Dennison is only one of Donald Trump's modify egos — and the named he used when paying off his mistress Stormy Daniels. 

So, when compared, Romney's secret Twitter addiction is not too scandalous. 

Why did Mitt Romney create a fake Twitter account in the first place? 

The 72-year-old informed McCay Coppins of The Atlantic that he created "Pierre Delecto" — which is now set to private — to lurk. And mainly protect himself against trolls. 

"Jennifer, you need to take a breath. Maybe you can then acknowledge the people who agree with you in large measure even if not in every measure,” Romney tweeted earlier this year under the handle in response to Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin. 

In another tweet, Romney also called out President Trump, writing, "John, agree on Trump's awful decision, but what may the Senate do to forestall it?" 

A third read, "Loyal to idea trumps loyalty to birthday celebration or person, proper Brit?"

We can't wait to peer what Trump tweets about this. 

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