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Mitch McConnell fell

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29 minutes ago, truthteller said:

the fall that people expected 

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(or is this insensitive :deadbanana4:)

I haven't watched it yet so no it's not insensitive :clap:

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1 hour ago, Radical Pessimism said:

The people of Kentucky that keep voting for him are insane. :rip:

So you're telling no one in the right in that state can defeat him?

As a Kentuckian, the Democrats do a terrible job running against him. His last opponent (Amy McGrath) ran a campaign where she promised to be a better ally for Trump than McConnell—which makes no sense. Kentuckians actually do not like McConnell, but he's never had a good opponent. I also think there's an element of him having unquestionable influence which sways a large portion of voters.

I hope the proper cleaning products and techniques were used to provide care for the floor :bird:

The way this would have been his reality if I was part of the medical team

 

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I hope this will convince him it's time to retire. Glitch McConnell's health has been terrible for the past couple of years and his mind either a) has been going for a long time or b) he never had one to begin with. 

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