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Mitch McConnell Contact & Bio Information
Born 02/20/1942 (Age 81)
Religion:Southern Baptist
Contact Senate Leader Mitch McConnell (R) by email address, mailing address, DC office phone number, campaign website, and Facebook, Twitter, YouTube & Instagram:
DC Phone Number: 202-224-2541
Notable Speaking Engagements by Mitch McConnell
Mitch McConnell Congress Details
Years in Congress: 01/03/1985 - Present
Committees On: Agriculture, Nutrition & Forestry, Appropriations & Rules & Administration
Mitch McConnell History
Senate Leader (01/03/2007 - Present)
Senate Whip (01/03/2003 - 01/03/2007)
U.S. Senator from Kentucky (01/03/1985 - 01/03/2003)
College Attended: Kentucky ('67) & Louisville ('64)
Degrees Earned: J.D. (Law) Law (67) & Bachelors Degree Political Science (64)
Prior Occupations: Government Employee, Lawyer & Army
Mitch McConnell spoke on the fourth night of the Republican National Convention to advocate for Donald Trump's reelection in November's Presidential election. The Senate Leader spent much of his time imploring Americans to keep Republicans in power not just in the White House, but in the Senate, as well. McConnell accused Democrats of not wanting "to improve life for middle America" and warned that they want to dictate every aspect of everyday Americans lives.
Senator Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, addressed the senate as deadlocked continued to ensue over a coronavirus stimulus bill. He blasted the Democrats over what he called their "wish list" of items that they wished to see in the new legislation. Some of the items on the list were tax credits for wind and solar energy, provisions "to force employers to give special treatment to big labor," and new emission standards for the airlines. He then said "Are You Kidding Me?" He argued that the items had nothing to do with the COVID-19 crisis.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell spoke on the Senate floor one day after the House of Representatives approved two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump. McConnell criticized House Democrats for conducting a "slapdash" impeachment investigation that resulted in "the most rushed, least thorough and most unfair impeachment inquiry in modern history."