Most Powerful Republican in Congress Complains He Has No Influence
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Mitch McConnell has admitted he can’t control the Republican Party.

One of Congress’s most powerful Republicans apparently feels powerless in the face of Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign.

Sitting for an interview with CBS’s Face the Nation on Sunday, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell explained that he didn’t see any other option than to endorse the GOP presidential nominee—despite having made previous declarations against Trump, including blaming him for the violent events that unfolded on January 6.

“The issue is, what kind of influence, even if I had chosen to get involved in the presidential election, what kind of influence would I have had?” McConnell said after insinuating he was duty-bound as the most powerful Republican in the Senate to support the candidate that Republican delegates voted for.

  • @grueEnglish
    60•7 months ago

    Of course you had options, you traitorous piece of shit:

    • You could refuse to endorse Trump
    • You could switch parties and become a Democrat
    • You could resign
    • You could kill yourself

    You had tons of options, but you’d rather let democracy burn anyway.

    • @fireweed
      20•7 months ago

      Wouldn’t even have to become a Democrat: the “independent” label exists

    • @madcaesar
      14•7 months ago

      Or he could have not stolen a court seat.

      He could have not backstabbed everyone and everything.

      Alas, he’s a piece of shit.

    • @captainlezbian
      2•7 months ago

      Hell he could kill a coworker. Mitch McConnell shooting up the RNC would be an interesting turn of events