Is Mitch a vegetable?
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“What do we do? They don’t believe the photo we released.” “Release a second one. Make it exactly the same.”
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Mitch: "I'm getting close to returning to work. Everything is on the up and up."
Also Mitch: " Here are 2 pictures of me in a hospital bed and absolutely nothing else in almost two months."
Also Mitch: " Here are 2 pictures of me in a hospital bed and absolutely nothing else in almost two months."
I'm not buying any part of that "news article." I think he's either dead or a piece of broccoli.
Why Mitch Is Still in the Money
Mitch McConnell has not missed a paycheck since being rushed to the hospital more than six weeks ago. And while perhaps the former Senate Majority Leader doesn’t need the cash, with an estimated net worth of at least $30 million, for most average Americans the income he’s received so far as part of his $174,000 salary is a significant sum. Six weeks of paid leave amounts to more than $20,000 before taxes. The longtime senator is not just getting paid; he gets to keep his job amid his recovery despite his long history of trying to deny the same for millions of Americans. McConnell has been in the Senate long enough to vote against the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993, which passed despite his opposition and gave eligible workers job protections with 12 weeks of unpaid leave.
The Republican’s lucrative vanishing act has reignited calls within his party for fixed terms in Congress, with Trump the latest to join the debate. “I think term limits are very important because I see what's happening,” the president told guests at the White House Correspondents’ dinner on Friday night as he lined up a joke about an aging lawmaker.
“The other day, a senator I knew got a text, a great guy, from his wife. And she said, "When you get home, I wanna have you immediately come up the stairs and make love to me." And he said, "I can't do both." The dinner crowd was suitably lukewarm. “Does anybody get that one?” a visibly frustrated Trump asked. “I thought that was actually pretty good. That was actually the only thing I thought was good in this whole fricking stupid speech that they wrote.”
Mitch McConnell has not missed a paycheck since being rushed to the hospital more than six weeks ago. And while perhaps the former Senate Majority Leader doesn’t need the cash, with an estimated net worth of at least $30 million, for most average Americans the income he’s received so far as part of his $174,000 salary is a significant sum. Six weeks of paid leave amounts to more than $20,000 before taxes. The longtime senator is not just getting paid; he gets to keep his job amid his recovery despite his long history of trying to deny the same for millions of Americans. McConnell has been in the Senate long enough to vote against the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993, which passed despite his opposition and gave eligible workers job protections with 12 weeks of unpaid leave.
The Republican’s lucrative vanishing act has reignited calls within his party for fixed terms in Congress, with Trump the latest to join the debate. “I think term limits are very important because I see what's happening,” the president told guests at the White House Correspondents’ dinner on Friday night as he lined up a joke about an aging lawmaker.
“The other day, a senator I knew got a text, a great guy, from his wife. And she said, "When you get home, I wanna have you immediately come up the stairs and make love to me." And he said, "I can't do both." The dinner crowd was suitably lukewarm. “Does anybody get that one?” a visibly frustrated Trump asked. “I thought that was actually pretty good. That was actually the only thing I thought was good in this whole fricking stupid speech that they wrote.”
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The human dynamo that is Mitch has the energy to post not one but two photographs in the last 47 days.
I think that he has proven us all wrong just how ready he is to tackle the rest of his term.
I think that he has proven us all wrong just how ready he is to tackle the rest of his term.
No matter the outcome of MM.
We are a sad sad nation of leaders.
This is nothing more than election/appointment politics. We all lose in the end. They’ll be another Feinstein and then another Mitch. Can’t believe we take this
.
We are a sad sad nation of leaders.
This is nothing more than election/appointment politics. We all lose in the end. They’ll be another Feinstein and then another Mitch. Can’t believe we take this
.
@Goldmom always called Biden President Vegetable. She sure seems to be an expert. Which vegetable is it Goldie?
Beshear has F'd this up. Stay out of the Presidential race you *****. We don't need another Schumer type with the kids gloves BS
I have her on ignore. Can someone let me know her stupid response about how she doesn't but absolutely loves her orange idol?
I do too. She's a f'ing moron. However, I can't forget when she posted that she "never calls the President names" while posting President Vegetable about Biden in the same thread.
Besides being a professional wife, I'm not sure what other value she brings. Probably why she appears to be back on the FSU site. Trying to get chose
Gross. More wrinkles than a Shar Pei. I'm not into Granny Porn. Someone 25 years younger
My bad. I'm pretty sure that's been her whole profession since becoming an adult
Over under on the announcement of his death 4, 5, 6 or more days? My guess is 5. They don't even try to hide their crimes anymore.
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