McConnell’s opponent says she is further left than anyone in Kentucky

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Amy McGrath has won Kentucky’s U.S. Senate Democratic primary, NBC News projects. She edged out another progressive Charles Booker in a tougher-than-expected race for the right to face Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in November, NBC News reported.
She is a ret. Marine Lt. Col. and a former fighter pilot.

McGrath also checks all the far-left boxes.

“I am further left … I am more progressive than anybody in the state of Kentucky,” McGrath said in the opening seconds of one video.

“I think the wall is stupid. I really do,” open borders McGrath said later in the video.

McConnell shows McGrath endorsing single-payer universal health care, praising the merits of abortion and bragging about her “progressive” creds.

She also lied in her campaign launch video.

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Tim Shep
Tim Shep
4 years ago

#The Prisoner: You are correct and this is why we need term limits. These career politicians are in it for themselves.

The Prisoner
The Prisoner
4 years ago

China Mitch and his gang of senate RINOs are quite vulnerable. It is corrupt cowards like him who put the nation at risk. Amy would have little chance of winning against a real, conservative leader, which Mitch is not and never could be. Look at him hide in the corner as the nation is in great turmoil, when we need real leaders. All he worries about is his precious position of power and privilege. Let’s see how bad Mitch sabotages the senate, as Ryan did the house.

It would be amusing if Mitch goes behind in the polls and is forced to do a conservative act, maybe even support the President.

cosmosmith
cosmosmith
4 years ago

“The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people’s money.”
~ Margaret Thatcher