On Thursday, McConnell expressed his belief that the Republican Party has an uphill struggle in the upcoming Senate elections in November.
If Republicans in the Senate decide to vote against the messaging that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is putting out, there is a good chance that McConnell will lose the support of his party in the near future.
When Senator Mitch McConnell was asked about his predictions for the year 2022 during a luncheon that was hosted by the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, he responded by saying that he believes it will be difficult for Republicans to change control of the Senate in November, but that they may be able to change control of the House instead.
“I think there’s probably a greater probability of the House changing than the Senate,” says Mitch McConnell, the Republican majority leader in the Senate since 2007. “It’s just that Senate elections are done differently because they involve so many different states. The quality of the applications is critical in deciding the outcome.”
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