Posted on 09/03/2015 4:22:54 PM PDT by cotton1706
Battered by a bitter contest for a Senate seat in Kentucky last year, both of the main contestants, Mitch McConnell and Matt Bevin, still nurse deep bruises.
McConnell, of course, prevailed in the 2014 race upsetting many conservatives who had hoped Bevin would unseat the long-time senator. After the contest, Bevin refused to support him.
Last month, Bevin rekindled his political career and became the Republican Party’s candidate for governor of Kentucky. After Bevin secured the nomination, McConnell publicly endorsed Bevin in a terse statement, crediting him for running a smart campaign and saying, “I’m certainly going to support him for governor. We need to go in a different direction in this state.”
Now a new, outside group has stepped up to help usher Bevin into the governor’s mansion.
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Where’s Mitch on this mess with Kim Davis?
Probably hiding.
Probably making a noose to hang her with.
Where’s Mitch on this mess with Kim Davis?”
He’s too busy making sure Iran comes up for a vote and making sure Planned Parenthood is funded for yet another year.
He and bonehead have been tremendous failures. They are unwilling to do anything with the majorities we gave them. 2016 will be different.
LOL!
McC and Boehner have been failures since they were elected the first time and particularly since 2014.
could the governor replace the senator representing the state?
Unless Matt Bevin is elected, Right to Work legislation will never come to Kentucky. Unions are fighting RTW with all their might and money.
Where’s Bevin?
Maybe they can get rid of some of the queers and their captives that control the State now.
A governor can appoint a senator only if there’s a vacancy, and only if the law allows it.
He’s too old to do that. Mitch has his head up Obama’s a$$ now.
Please Kentucky,
Dump this worthless drunk in to the crap can of history.
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