It was another magnificent mighty MAGA morning in America this week. Ackshually, it was two back-to-back magnificent mighty MAGA mornings in America. Tulsi Gabbard was confirmed as the Director of National Intelligence on Wednesday, and then MAHA-mania ran wild on Thursday with the confirmation of RFK Jr. to HHS. It was a 52-48 party-line vote, with the one Republican voting against Donald Trump's agenda being Mitch McConnell.

Least amused by this? Donald Trump.

The President buried the former "Cocaine Mitch" -- former, because calling him "Cocaine Mitch" was a sign of respect - during comments at the Oval Office. FIGURATIVELY buried him. I should specify because if you've seen McConnell lately, I could understand you thinking I was being literal.

[McConnell is] not equipped mentally. He wasn't equipped ten years ago mentally. He let the Republican party go to hell. If I didn't come along, the Republican party wouldn't even exist right now. Mitch McConnell never really had it.

Here's the thing: I'm not an anti-McConnell guy. Yeah, I know "BOOOOO! RINO! GLOBALIST!" I'm not saying I've agreed with every vote he's made, but the dude deserves some respect for getting judges and Supreme Court justices through. He has served America and the people of Kentucky, who kept reelecting him over and over and over and over again, him honorably-ish.

But if my dude isn't primaried this year, what the deuce is the Bluegrass State doing? This is McConnell after voting against RFK. Play it backward to see him going to vote against Kash Patel.

If they passed the McConnell-Feinstein Term Limits Act, it would unite the 33% of the country that pays attention. In the past two years, we've seen two US Senators -- one from each party -- being wheeled onto the floor of the Senate on their deathbed to vote. One was only figuratively on his deathbed. The other was literally on hers because let's not forget this Dianne Feinstein debacle.

Kentucky went for Donald Trump by over THIRTY POINTS. If you're telling me there isn't a single Republican anywhere in the state who can primary McConnell, who ten bucks say will announce he's running for reelection, then Kentucky doesn't deserve to have a GOP. This has gotten beyond ridiculous.

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