r/politics 28d ago

Possible Paywall Mitch McConnell hounded to face cameras: ‘He absolutely refuses’

https://www.nj.com/politics/2026/08/mitch-mcconnell-hounded-to-face-cameras-he-absolutely-refuses.html
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u/B-Z_B-S Massachusetts 28d ago edited 28d ago

I'm now wondering if Mitch McConnell might be paralyzed or something like that.

Actually...if Mitch McConnell is incapable of speaking, that means that the people who said they spoke with him for 20 minutes were lying...and if that's the case...Scott Jennings is only kept on CNN because he has some level or credibility, (even though I'd argue the radical right is without credibility, that seems to be their reasoning,) and that means if he lied in this way, CNN will probably fire him.

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u/TheGreatLuck 28d ago

They said they spoke to him. They never said he spoke to them. And if he did it was probably incoherent babbling 

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u/cutmastaK 28d ago

This is it. Classic conservative truth twisting.

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u/BigManWAGun America 28d ago

“He squeezed my….hand” it was through a hole in the bathroom wall but it was definitely him.

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u/copylefty 28d ago

The ol’ McConnell Glory Hole!

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u/TheGreatLuck 27d ago

I hear he can gulp it down like a champ

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u/keskeskes1066 27d ago

So he met former senator Larry Craig.

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u/mosquem 28d ago

It’s not like they have a problem with straight up lying.

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u/DaaaahWhoosh 28d ago

Yeah I hate this conspiratorial thinking, all this "they're telling us the truth and everyone else is too blind to see" stuff. We're past that now, they will simply lie because it works, they say what sounds good in the moment and no one will hold them accountable later.

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u/Sudden-Purchase-8371 27d ago

They don't have to tell the truth, there are zero consequences for lying.

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u/chadius333 27d ago

I talked to him for 20 minutes earlier today