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If only the Founders had had a crystal ball to show them what was going to happen with human longevity, maybe they would have put age limits in the Constitution.


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Leave him in, but R leadership need to sit him down and explain why he's going to loose his seat on any committee if he doesn't get in line, no more "I'm McCain" moments.

Lil'Andy thinks he's the next POTUS candidate for the dems, at minimum he wants McConnell's seat, he's not done in politics. SOB just flew to DAVOS, what the hell would Kentucky have to do with DAVOS, nothing really, he's prepping for a 28 run, rubbing elbows.
 
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Re: Does Mitch McConnell need to step down?

I expect that you think so.

I expect that McConnell thinks differently.



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^^^ That about sums it up.
Only two things can force him out: 1. Losing. 2. Death.



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^^^ Don't forget it was that POS McStain who was singularly responsible for killing the repeal of FBHObamacare in 2017. Just to spite Trump. Mad


That was grandstanding as grandstanding can be. Walking up there to put his thumb down.



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Make him irrelevant. Strip him of everything but a vote.
 
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Senator Mitch McConnell, 82, falls down Senate stairs in latest health scare

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ne...st-health-scare.html

enator Mitch McConnell, 82, fell down multiple times on Capitol Hill Wednesday.

The Kentucky Republican's first stumble occurred just after the longtime lawmaker exited the Senate floor after voting for Donald Trump's Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner.

After taking a tumble down some marble stairs he was reportedly helped up by Sens. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) and Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla).

Then after regaining his footing and heading into a senators-only lunch McConnell reportedly fell again.

The 82-year-old was carrying a plate of food before he fell and landed on his side, Punchbowl News reported.

The Kentuckian may have new bruising on his face due to the tumble.

'Senator McConnell is fine,' a spokesperson for the senator told DailyMail.com. 'The lingering effects of polio in his left leg will not disrupt his regular schedule of work.'

And his fall Wednesday raises fresh questions about his ability to do his job and the advanced age of so many of the nation's political leaders.

'It’s time to retire,' conservative commentator Benny Johnson said of McConnell after the fall Wednesday.

The Republican has been involved in multiple falls while working which have led to various injuries.

His latest incident was in December when he fell over during a Senate lunch.

Medical staff with a wheelchair were called in to assist after the senator fell during the lunch and sprained his wrist.

He also had a cut on his face according to a witness who saw McConnell after the incident.

A medical official indicated at the time that McConnell was okay despite the tumble.

Later, McConnell was seen walking around work, business as usual despite the dust up.

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gee - thats a shame...

well, a missed opportunity
 
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A real job, you want to retire well before that age. I can't imagine the on the job lifestyle these people must live if they refuse to retire by 80.
 
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The gravy train is so addictive these people literally stay at the trough until they physically fail.
 
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We need him upright for Kash/Kennedy confirmation votes. Providing he votes for them. If he opposes them, someone needs to push him down the next flight of stairs.
 
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You may not have been paying attention: Mitch doesn’t want to remove the Deep State.

He profits from it; he IS it.

Investigating and removing and prosecuting “the Swamp” means “Mitch”.

Mitch voted against Hegseth.
 
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A real job, you want to retire well before that age. I can't imagine the on the job lifestyle these people must live if they refuse to retire by 80.


Power, control, and money.....


IF McConnell continues to show health issues, then he should go out on a high note and get Andy to appoint Daniel Cameron to replace him..
 
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Step down or fall down, he needs to be put out to pasture (w/ other R&D octogenarian lawmakers).
 
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'The lingering effects of polio in his left leg will not disrupt his regular schedule of work.'

Polio as a child, was it? Right. And Biden had a lifelong stutter. Roll Eyes


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