Mike Nellis
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MAGA Senator LOSES IT When Reporter Mentions McConnell
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July 31, 2026
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11:13Now PlayingMitch McConnell has been missing for 48 days, and Republicans just got so panicked over it that Senator Pete Ricketts attacked a journalist for asking where he is and had him thrown out of the Senate, then had to apologize on X after D.C. erupted. Meanwhile the Farm Bill is frozen because McConnell chairs the subcommittee, John Thune refuses to strip his committee assignments, and Governor Beshear's letters to McConnell's team are getting ignored, all while Ricketts trails independent Dan Osborn 47 to 42 in Nebraska. This is everything people hate about Washington: a big old club protecting its own instead of answering to you. Demand answers. Stay in the fight!
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