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Sen. Mitch McConnell’s Senior Communications Adviser Robert Steurer wouldn’t respond when asked if McConnell will release a video statement. He also wouldn’t respond to KY Gov. Andy Beshear, who has been calling for McConnell to verbally address the public

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Ok, Andy Beshear, enough is enough. I’m tired of coming to this hospital. I have given you enough information to raise legitimate questions about Senator Mitch McConnell’s status. For God’s sake, please call a special election so Democrats and Republicans can put forward candidates and ensure Kentuckians have representation for the remainder of Senator McConnell’s term. And to Senator McConnell’s U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell handlers: I double-dog dare you to try to stop us with an injunction.
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Ok, Andy Beshear, enough is enough. I’m tired of coming to this hospital. I have given you enough information to raise legitimate questions about Senator Mitch McConnell’s status. For God’s sake, please call a special election so Democrats and Republicans can put forward candidates and ensure Kentuckians have representation for the remainder of Senator McConnell’s term. And to Senator McConnell’s U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell handlers: I double-dog dare you to try to stop us with an injunction.

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