Romney: No One’s Going To Refuse A Nomination

Former GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney answers questions during a question-and-answer period following his address to the student body and guests in Starkville, Miss., Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2015. Romney joked ab... Former GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney answers questions during a question-and-answer period following his address to the student body and guests in Starkville, Miss., Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2015. Romney joked about his time as a candidate and addressed a number of world issues including terrorism, world economy and domestically "the need for strong American leadership," and job creation for Americans. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) MORE LESS

Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney dodged answering Sunday whether he would accept the nomination if elected.

Romney skirted around an answer when asked on NBC News’ “Meet the Press” if he would accept the Republican nomination if elected at the Cleveland convention.

“You know, I can’t imagine anything like that happening,” Romney said. “And I don’t think anyone in our party should say, ‘Oh no, even if the people in the party wanted me to be the president I would say no to it.’ No one’s going to say that.”