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Hey folks,
This is absurd. Mitch McConnell has been out of the public eye for nearly three months—and somehow, the Republican-led House has spent even fewer days working in Washington.
But this isn’t just about McConnell. It’s about a Congress that’s fundamentally broken, a lack of basic transparency, and a political class that seems to think we’ll just accept it. And now even people on the right are starting to say enough is enough.
[00:00:20] How McConnell’s disappearance exposes just how broken Congress has become
[00:02:18] Why Kentucky voters deserve full representation—and real answers
[00:04:35] Rep. Marcy Kaptur shows what transparency about a health crisis can actually look like
[00:06:24] The stark difference between communicating with constituents and keeping them in the dark
[00:08:38] Even Fox News voices are saying it: if McConnell can’t do the job, he needs to step aside
This goes way beyond one senator. We’re talking about whether elected officials actually remain accountable to the people they represent—and whether Washington can keep hiding serious questions about lawmakers’ ability to serve. Democrats, Republicans, independents: we should all be able to agree that public service requires public accountability. If you value honest conversations like this, help me keep them going.
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With urgency,
—Mike
