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Didn’t Mark Levin support McConnell in his run against Bevin?
No, he did not.

True, but he didn’t make good on his empty threat that he’s “this close to leaving the Republican party”; he rejected arguments from callers who suggested voting for McConnell’s Democrat opponent in the general. This, when we (and he) already knew what McConnell was.

McConnell can’t be bargained or reasoned with. He needed to be taken out, and to do that, you go full scorched Earth. So, the Senate is short one Republican. Having that one vote hasn’t helped us at all. You wait for the next election to replace the Democrat. Republicans win over and over in Kentucky, so it shouldn’t be hard.

It’s what he would do, and what he did in Mississippi. He didn’t care if a Republican lost his seat due to his actions, he just wanted to exercise and maintain his hold on power. Did he show any gratitude for being able to move from Minority Leader to Majority Leader thanks to the Tea Party? Did he learn anything from his time in the minority? No and no.

Until Republican voters in Kentucky understand that this is what has to be done, and do it, all our threats (and all Mark Levin’s threats) are meaningless.