U.S. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) was first elected to his position in 1984. Thereafter, the voters of Kentucky elected him another six times, with his last victory occurring in 2020. Nonetheless, at the age of eighty-one, there are questions about whether McConnell will be able to serve the entirety of his latest six-year term, which does not end until 2026.
When he was asked that question by a reporter at a recent event in Kentucky, McConnell “froze.” He stopped talking and stared blankly ahead without answering the question.
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By keann on 2023 09 04
Since when has Congress "listened to the people"? A game of "pretend" is played every election season and once that season passes it's back to the business of buying, selling and controlling policy for the benefit of the Uni-party of professional politicians.
By bob F on 2023 09 04
@keann hit the mark with that comment...
Besides McConnell, the Wizened Witch of the West and a number of other coprolites (look it up!) who have installed themselves need to be ousted.
Perhaps a rule that states "two terms are the limit, unless you would like to try for a third term after which you will be executed" would be the thing to do
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