OMG, "Moscow Mitch" is fired!

A tamer Trump? (click here) 

McConnell confident GOP can retake Senate with 'restrained' former president

Phillip M. Bailey, USA TODAY
Tue, April 12, 2022, 5:00 AM

Louisville - If Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell is worried about former President Donald Trump meddling in the 2022 midterm elections, he hid it well beneath his notorious stoicism in a recent USA TODAY interview.

Many political observers argue Trump cost the GOP its Senate majority leading up to the January 2021 runoff races in Georgia when he regularly made false assertions about the state's election integrity that reportedly hurt turnout among conservative voters.

Asked if the former president could once again jeopardize the GOP chances in retaking the chamber this year, the Kentucky Republican now sees a much tamer Trump.

"So far this cycle, he's been rather restrained in his nominations," McConnell told USA TODAY in a one-on-one interview....

The GOP hasn't even begun to address the tragedy of January 6th or the legal decisions of it's particpants and this is what "Moscow" has to say? Mitch McConnell is just about the most crase human being I have ever witnessed in power. He is anti-American. Trump is a Putin puppet. There isn't anything good or decent about him.

The Democrats don't have this problem. If any party in the USA has the right to be flag wavers, the Democrat Party does. 

With McConnell, a friend in need is a friend in deed, whether it be a Russian oligarch or a Putin puppet, if it bring McConnell the word "majority" instead of "minority" in front of his name he will do anything to this country to achieve it.

McConnell cannot possibly love the USA for it's democracy because he has absolutely no respect for the USA Consitution and the Rule of Law. To state he is making Supreme Court nominations a rally cry is to be anti-demoncracy. 

January 7, 2021

Melissa Brown, Kirsten Fiscus and Emily Enfinger

A north Alabama man (click here) who family said was a supporter of President Donald Trump has been identified as one of four fatalities in Wednesday's pro-Trump rally and subsequent riot. 

Kevin Greeson, of Athens, Alabama, died due to a heart attack, according to a statement from his family Thursday provided by his wife. 

"Kevin was an advocate of President Trump and attended the event on Jan. 6, 2021 to show his support," the statement reads. "He was excited to be there to experience this event. He was not there to participate in violence or rioting, nor did he condone such actions."

But social media comments apparently made by Greeson on Parler advocated for "a war" and frequently referred to armed insurrections, including a call to "storm" the U.S. Supreme Court....