Morning Glory: Mitch McConnell's last mission as 'Leader'
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McConnell reminds the country that the quartet of criminal regimes—China, Russia, Iran and North Korea—are the real enemies of all Americans.
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell is nearing the end of his record-setting run as leader of a party in the United States Senate. McConnell was first elected by Kentucky voters in 1984, and McConnell was elected by his colleagues in the Senate Republican Conference to be their leader in 2007. When McConnell voluntarily yields that job in the next Congress, he will have spent a record 18 years as leader of a party in the Senate.
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