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https://msn.com/en-us/news/politics/the-devil-you-know-worries-grow-mcconnells-senate-leadership-replacement-will-roll-over-for-trump/ar-AA1gnmey
With Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) vowing to remain in office and stay the course over legitimate concerns about his health, some Senate Democrats are beginning to worry his leadership position could eventually be filled by a replacement more in the thrall of Donald Trump and Trumpism.
According to a report from the Daily Beast's Sam Brodey, notable critics of McConnell are on the fence at the notion that he could abruptly be replaced by a person unknown, particularly if there is a possibility Donald Trump could be re-elected in 2024.
POLL: Should Trump be able to run for office.
As Brodey wrote, "...in recent years, Democrats have come to see McConnell as a bulwark against the party’s MAGA lurch, pointing to his opposition to Donald Trump’s leadership of the party, his support for robust U.S. aid to Ukraine, and his productive working relationship with President Joe Biden."
“When he says something is going to happen on his side, it’s usually right,” Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) explained. “And that does give you some sense of predictability, even if you’re not thrilled about the outcome all the time. Sometimes it’s nice to have a pretty good sense about what will happen, and that is a hallmark of his leadership on the Republican side.”
The democrats want to keep FCS schools on the schedule
With Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) vowing to remain in office and stay the course over legitimate concerns about his health, some Senate Democrats are beginning to worry his leadership position could eventually be filled by a replacement more in the thrall of Donald Trump and Trumpism.
According to a report from the Daily Beast's Sam Brodey, notable critics of McConnell are on the fence at the notion that he could abruptly be replaced by a person unknown, particularly if there is a possibility Donald Trump could be re-elected in 2024.
POLL: Should Trump be able to run for office.
As Brodey wrote, "...in recent years, Democrats have come to see McConnell as a bulwark against the party’s MAGA lurch, pointing to his opposition to Donald Trump’s leadership of the party, his support for robust U.S. aid to Ukraine, and his productive working relationship with President Joe Biden."
“When he says something is going to happen on his side, it’s usually right,” Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) explained. “And that does give you some sense of predictability, even if you’re not thrilled about the outcome all the time. Sometimes it’s nice to have a pretty good sense about what will happen, and that is a hallmark of his leadership on the Republican side.”
The democrats want to keep FCS schools on the schedule
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