#ditchmitch

[libertyfreak2014]

https://ditchmitchfund.com/

For too long, Mitch McConnell has not been held accountable for his obstruction and hyper-partisanship in the Senate. That is why we started

“This Albino Turtle Needs To Retire; Though, Realistically-Speaking, I Seriously Doubt That Will Ever Happen”

[spierfeldtrash]

VOTE.

[stillwithhernothim]

November 3rd is a multilayered plan. Yes, most are focused on getting rid of #treasonoustrump (for good reason) but that is far from the only thing we must accomplish. Every state, every city, every town. We must remove the corrupt complicit and murderous #Republicans, like #MoscowMitch, who have for far too long put personal greed above all else. Our country deserves better. #WethePeople must take responsibility and take action! #ditchmitch #votedemocrat (at Kentucky) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_cy_BqgYrr/?igshid=do8sumec0ug0

[lupienne]

What really scares me about the upcoming election is that much of our fate is in Kentucky's hands. No matter who wins the presidency, if Mitch McConnell stays in, we're screwed. If Biden wins McConnell vowed to block and sabotage any Democrat-backed bills. If Trump wins, the Turtleman will continue to enable him, cover up for him and support his shit (and he'll still sit on a bunch of bills out of spite)

It's so wrong that this one man has so much power. It's just wrong. It goes agaisnt the whole checks and balances. It renders our voices and the people we voted to represent us as useless! Why does this one guy hold all this control? It's wrong that a whole nation is hanging in the balance based on Kentucky's vote.

[saint-hildegard-of-bingen]

While national voices claim 'voter suppression,' Kentucky on pace for record voter turnout

"If the governor and I are both suppressors, we're doing a terrible job because we've got the highest turnout we've ever seen," Adams said.

For everyone who expressed concern about voter suppression here in KY, not true. We’ve got great turnout and all the voting that happened in the last 3 weeks has made a big difference! 

[dragoni]

McGrath: ‘You can’t drain the swamp until you get rid of Mitch McConnell’

To win in Kentucky, Amy McGrath will need to attract support from Trump voters. How? By arguing that McConnell is blocking big pieces of his agenda.

Kentuckians, Amy McGrath speaks the truth. Ditch Do Nothing Mitch. Vote for her in 2020. “Kentucky Blue”

“Mitch McConnell is not well liked. Many Kentuckians feel that he has left them behind, that he is a part of the D.C. sort of swamp”

Amy McGrath knows the image Mitch McConnell has: the steely, cold-but-effective master of the Senate. The tactician who will win at all costs, and who has quietly gone about enacting major pieces of President Donald Trump’s agenda and filling the federal bench with Trump appointees.

Trump: Promises Made. Promises Broken.

The problem, McGrath says, is that this is exactly backwards: The majority leader is the one preventing many of Trump’s central 2016 campaign promises from becoming reality.

“For voters, when they cast a vote for Donald Trump, he said a lot of big things,” McGrath said in an interview for POLITICO’s Women Rule podcast. 

“He said, ‘We’re going to do big things on infrastructure.’ 

He said, ‘I’m going to take it to the pharmaceutical industries and I’m going to bring down drug prices.’ 

He said he was going to fix healthcare. 

He said all of these things, and for a lot of those things, they haven’t gotten done actually because of Mitch McConnell.”

“He has actually said a few fairly bipartisan, measured things — like, hey, let’s reimport drugs across the border from Canada. Hey, let’s have Medicare renegotiate prices,” McGrath said. “Who stops all that? Mitch McConnell does, folks. Why? Because he gets the most money from big pharma than any other member of Congress, at least in the last cycle.”

“A lot of the reasons you voted for Trump—‘drain the swamp’? Folks, you can’t drain the swamp until you get rid of Mitch McConnell”

[colbertnation]

fucking around and joking about Trump even though deep down you worry that the entire political culture has shifted into basically a hellish territory

[libertyfreak2014]