US EditionMitch McConnell's Legacy Comes Under Fire in Kentucky Race to Replace Him in the Senate
KENTUCKY, AUG 4 – GOP challengers, led by Nate Morris, criticize McConnell's long tenure and loyalty to Trump, aiming to harness anti-establishment support in Kentucky's 2026 primary race.
- Morris has criticized Mitch McConnell's legacy, stating it is on the ballot, although McConnell himself is not running.
- Morris referred to McConnell as 'the nastiest politician maybe in the history of this state if not in the history of this country.'
- Morris questioned the capability of a senior citizen senator after a public incident.
- Morris criticized career politicians, claiming they have failed the country.
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Mitch McConnell's legacy comes under fire in Kentucky race to replace him in the Senate
Republican Nate Morris had deftly warmed up a crowd of party faithful, gushing about President Donald Trump and recounting his own life’s journey — from hardscrabble childhood to wealthy entrepreneur — when he turned his attention to the man he wants to replace, Sen. Mitch McConnell.
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