A week later, GOP lets Trump's racist 'death wish' message slide
A week later, Republicans' silence on Donald Trump's racist "death wish" message, directed at Mitch McConnell, is awfully tough to defend.
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A week later, Republicans' silence on Donald Trump's racist "death wish" message, directed at Mitch McConnell, is awfully tough to defend.
Nearly a week after Trump issued an explicit death threat targeting Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell and his wife on social media, not a single leading member of either political party, including President Joe Biden, has denounced the ex-president's call to violence.
The former president on Friday published a tirade against McConnell, suggesting he "seek help and advise (sic) from his China loving wife, Coco Chow!"
The former president has been highly critical of the Kentucky Republican and his wife for months, but McConnell has stayed quiet.
Vice President Kamala Harris, as Sarah covered over the weekend, certainly made some eyebrow remarks on Friday when it comes to federal aid following Hurricane Ian. While at the Democratic