Trump actively trying to unseat McConnell.

[CowboyTed]

The problem is another equally reprehensible Republican would replace him.

McConnell has skills and discipline... Next guy might not, especially if McConnell is outside the tent pissing in..

 

[Crepitus]

You fucking Dumbass .....

McConnell is no Trump supporter.

He is just as sold out to the CCP as Biden.

Please see post #18.

 

[Crepitus]

Good, he's useless. As was Reid.

Please see post#18

 

[easyt65]

Yea, he needs to go. Until Trump makes amends with Mitch & then you'll have two asses to kiss. Dotard & Moscow Mitch.

Schedule accordingly.

Sorry, unlike snowflakes, I don't kiss anyone's ass.

 

[Smokin' OP]

You fucking Dumbass .....

McConnell is no Trump supporter.

He is just as sold out to the CCP as Biden.

Moscow McTurtle has sold out to China.

Mitch McConnell is the powerbroker of the US Senate, but he’s also a guy whose in-laws own a major shipping company that buys container ships from a Chinese Government company. The in-laws make money from carrying goods back and forward in deals with Chinese State Owned companies.

McConnell’s wife is a Chinese-American and also happens to be The Transportation Secretary of the US Government (!). Since Elaine Chao took up that job four years ago, her fathers company has expanded rapidly and has added 40 percent more ships. Her father, James Chao, is a shipping magnate that gave his daughter and her husband McConnell a gift of at least $5 million in 2008. That’s the conservative estimate — it might have been worth as much as $25 million dollars. (Nice in-laws if you can get them.) The largess was legally disclosed. The net worth of the political couple went from $3m in 2004 to something between $9 and $36m by 2018.

And Russia.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell voted to drop sanctions from a company connected to one of Putin's closest allies, and a new report claims that the actions may directly benefit one of the major donors to the Republican Party.

A report from the political group the Democratic Coalition revealed ties that the Kentucky senator has to a company called Access Industries, which is owned by Russian oligarch Len Blavatnik. Access Industries donated $3.5 million to the Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC run by McConnell's former chief of staff.

Rusal, the aluminum company partially owned by Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, announced plans to invest around $200 million to build a new aluminum plant in Kentucky just months after the Trump administration removed it from the U.S. sanctions list.

The new aluminum plant, slated to be built in the home state of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, will be the biggest new aluminum plant constructed in the U.S. in decades. Rusal will have a 40 percent stake in the facility.

 

[surada]

McConnell is a gutless Wahington Establishment prick who only cares about keeping his job - always has been.

He hates being in the majority, out in front where people can see you & where you are expected to lead. It is better, to him, to criticize from the back rather than risk making a mistake while trying to lead.

He needs to go.

GOP senators reportedly aren't on board with Trump's push to end McConnell's leadership run

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Former President Donald Trump has spoken with GOP senators about trying to end Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's (R-Ky.) lengthy leadership run, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing people familiar with the conversations. The two have been at odds ever since McConnell refused to support Trump's baseless claims of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election.

He's reportedly not gaining much traction in his efforts, however. McConnell, whose term as party leader runs through the end of 2022, remains popular among his colleagues, and even some of Trump's closer confidantes in the upper chamber, like Sens. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.), and John Kennedy (R-La.), aren't on board. Tuberville said he's not "going to get in that fight," and praised McConnell for "doing a good job," while Kennedy, known for his ability to turn a phrase, equated Trump's odds of ousting McConnell from his perch to that of a donkey learning to fly, the Journal notes.

What's more, none of the Republican Senate challengers Trump has endorsed so far, including Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.), have echoed his anti-McConnell call. Read more at The Wall Street Journal.

 

[easyt65]

^just another tRumpling, swaying in the breeze, leaning whichever way the blowhard wafts you.

STFU, snowflake. All you ever do is make false accusations in your failed attempt to speak for others.

I have never respected or supported McConnell. If you would have bothered to do your homework and looked at my past comments about McConnell instead of immediately lie as you always do, you would know that. You, however, lie constantly because it is who you are.

 

[TemplarKormac]

^just another tRumpling, swaying in the breeze, leaning whichever way the blowhard wafts you.

I was hoping for something other than a childish reposte, Crepitus.

You seem to forget I think all the politicians in Washington are useless.

 

[easyt65]

GOP senators reportedly aren't on board with Trump's push to end McConnell's leadership run

The latest Speed Read,/speed-reads,,speed-reads, breaking news, comment, reviews and features from the experts at The Week

theweek.com

Former President Donald Trump has spoken with GOP senators about trying to end Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's (R-Ky.) lengthy leadership run, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing people familiar with the conversations. The two have been at odds ever since McConnell refused to support Trump's baseless claims of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election.

He's reportedly not gaining much traction in his efforts, however. McConnell, whose term as party leader runs through the end of 2022, remains popular among his colleagues, and even some of Trump's closer confidantes in the upper chamber, like Sens. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.), and John Kennedy (R-La.), aren't on board. Tuberville said he's not "going to get in that fight," and praised McConnell for "doing a good job," while Kennedy, known for his ability to turn a phrase, equated Trump's odds of ousting McConnell from his perch to that of a donkey learning to fly, the Journal notes.

What's more, none of the Republican Senate challengers Trump has endorsed so far, including Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.), have echoed his anti-McConnell call. Read more at The Wall Street Journal.

1. When did you traitor-lovers start caring about Mitch McConnell's welfare?

2. Sounds like McConnell is safe, based on your post...so is this just another 'Bash Trump' thread?

If so, wtf for? Who cares about McConnell? If he does get beaten, it will still matter less and be less important than the other scandals and disaster going on right now....just saying.


And with those comments, I'm out, again, because I really could care less about McConnell, whether he goes or stays.

 

[surada]

1. When did you traitor-lovers start caring about Mitch McConnell's welfare?

2. Sounds like McConnell is safe, based on your post...so is this just another 'Bash Trump' thread?

If so, wtf for? Who cares about McConnell? If he does get beaten, it will still matter less and be less important than the other scandals and disaster going on right now....just saying.


And with those comments, I'm out, again, because I really could care less about McConnell, whether he goes or stays.

McConnel is much more intelligent than Trump.

 

[easyt65]

McConnel is much more intelligent than Trump.

Prove it. Let's see what else other than your TDS-suffering, irrational hate-driven, biased OPINION you're basing your comment. It's ok to admit that the comment is just your opinion.

 

[sartre play]

Getting rid of Mitch, (wish we could) scores a point for Trump.

 

[surada]

Prove it. Let's see what else other than your TDS-suffering, irrational hate-driven, biased OPINION you're basing your comment. It's ok to admit that the comment is just your opinion.

Why do you think Trump has had over 3500 lawsuits and a dozen business failures? Money laundering, fraudulent charities and universities?????

 

[ColonelAngus]

Everyone in Congress less Cruz and Paul and maybe a couple others should be unseated.

 

[surada]

Everyone in Congress less Cruz and Paul and maybe a couple others should be unseated.

Oh the wisdom of bus drivers.

 

[easyt65]

Why do you think Trump has had over 3500 lawsuits and a dozen business failures? Money laundering, fraudulent charities and universities?????

So you don't have any facts / evidence to support your claim. Got it. You could have just said so.

 

[surada]

So you don't have any facts / evidence to support your claim. Got it. You could have just said so.

LOLOL.. Have you been living under a rock the past 40 years?

 

[easyt65]

LOLOL.. Have you been living under a rock the past 40 years?

So you still have no evidence that McConnell is much more Intelligent than Trump. Yeah, we got that the 1st time. Let us know when you finally do have evidence to support your BS.

 

[Magnus]

The former guy is trying to get rid of his stanchest supporter and best protector, Mitch McConnell. It's a rare case of doing the right thing for all the wrong reasons, but I hope he's successful just this once.

Trump Looks for Challenger to Depose Mitch McConnell as Split Widens

The GOP’s most influential figure and its top elected official are divided on policy, politics and who should lead the party in the future.

www.wsj.com

I've always believed that the diabolical Clintons have secretly sicced Rump onto the Republicans.

I mean, what better way to expose the right's hypocrisy on race, sex, fiscal, and a host of other issues? There is no other way to explain the mess the GOP is in, now.

 

[Crepitus]

STFU, snowflake

Any body else appreciate the irony?