Mitch McConnell gets standing ovation after speech with indirect swipe at Trump

Mitch McConnell appears to swing at Trump—US "will not be made great again"

The Kentucky senator emphasized the need for the U.S. to demonstrate greater commitment to alliances such as NATO

Mitch McConnell Says He's Not Responsible for America's Managed Decline

Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) displaced blame on Saturday for the nation's managed decline under his long tenure in the Senate. The post Mitch McConnell Says He’s Not Responsible for America’s Managed Decline  appeared first on Breitbart.

Mitch McConnell gets standing ovation after speech with indirect swipe at Trump

While McConnell did not reference Trump directly, he bemoaned the current state of the GOP compared to when Ronald Reagan was its leader

McConnell plans for defense approps subcommittee to help 'restore' U.S. primacy, hard power, boost budget

SIMI VALLEY, CA -- Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY), the next Senate Appropriations defense subcommittee chairman, delivered a forceful call for massive increases in Pentagon spending on Saturday -- warning the United States must be prepared for the growing threat of simultaneous conflicts and advance a roadmap to "restore" U.S. primacy through alliances and re-invigorated deterrence. In his first in-depth remarks on security matters since being name…

'America will not be made great again': McConnell received ovation after 'swipe' at Trump

In a speech at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California on Saturday, outgoing Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) served notice that he is not entirely pleased with the return on Donald Trump without mentioning his name.According to a report from Politico, one comment from the ...

McConnell takes indirect swipe at Trump on America’s role in the world

SIMI VALLEY, California — Outgoing Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell took aim at the isolationist faction of the Republican Party — and an implicit swipe at President-elect Donald Trump’s policies — in a speech Saturday, arguing the U.S. must double down on its commitments to alliances and hard military power to maintain its credibility on the international stage. Speaking at the annual Reagan National Defense Forum at the Ronald Reagan Presiden…