So this week, as I had previously discussed, Mitch McConnell, of course, had that infamous
press conference where he froze up, just immediately stopped talking, stood there, staring non-responsive,
but he was able to walk away. And then later in the day, of course, he, you know, came
out, he joked about it. He told Biden, Hey, I got sandbag too. Uh, acting like everything
was normal. What we saw in that press conference was a totally normal event. But then yesterday,
the day after Mitch McConnell froze up at that press conference, new reports started
coming out that let us know that Mitch McConnell's health problems are not only far worse than
we had thought, but the extent of the coverup of these health problems is far worse than
we had thought. There's at least three separate incidents this year, including multiple incidents
that we did not know about yet, where Mitch McConnell has fallen.
Now, that may not seem like a big deal, right? He falls, he had a bout of polio when he was
young. His upper thigh is paralyzed. He has no feeling in it. So he's always walked, you
know, with that, uh, uh, uh, you know, uh, uh, problem. So Mitch McConnell falling, having
mobility issues is not an issue. You know, there was one incident, actually 12 days before
that press conference where, uh, his staffers say that he face planted, like he literally
just fell right flat on his face. But there were other incidents including before the
concussion this year where he had fallen. So he is now at the point at 81 years old
where he is falling quite frequently. Again, and these were not reported, these were hidden
from us. We're not being told the full story of Mitch McConnell's health issues. But the
reason I bring up the mobility issue, you know, in the childhood polio and all of that,
is because I wanna make something very clear here.
If what's happening to Mitch McConnell is nothing more than mobility issues, then that's
not an issue. Right? You know, I I, if he's got a sound mind, a sharp mind, then, okay,
go on. Keep being the evil genius that you are in the Senate because somebody's ability
to walk without falling does not hinder their ability to do their job as a senator. Uh,
it's also been reported that he's been using wheelchairs at airports. Nothing wrong with
that. That doesn't impede your ability to do your job. The question here is, are those
falls that Mitch McConnell is taking related to a deeper cognitive issue, or is it simply
a mobility issue? That is what we need answers to. And given the fact that they've been hiding
all of this information from the public, we're not going to get those answers. The guy's
81 years old, he's been serving in the United States Senate longer than anyone in the history
of the
United States of America. He has been there for 38 years. He's been there since I was
two years old. And he needs to go. He needs to go for so very many reasons, the least
of which is his age. The guy is responsible for some of the worst Republican pieces of
legislation, the worst right wing judges, you know, holding up that supreme, uh, court
seat when Scalia passed. He's a horrible, horrible person. And he may now, based on
what we saw Wednesday, be a horrible person with some kind of cognitive problems that
need to be addressed. This is not okay. This is not acceptable. So the public needs to
know, is there something wrong with Mitch McConnell's cognitive processes, or is it
something as simple as, hey, the polio from when he was little and it, you know, paralyzed
his thigh, it's gotten a little worse and he's having trouble walking. If that's the
case, alright, whatever, we're fine with that. But if there's something wrong up here, just
like we've said with Democratic Senator Diane Feinstein, if you cannot cognitively do the
job, you need to step down or be removed from office immediately. And given the fact that
his staffers and whoever else on the hill has been hiding his health problems from us
for months, I'd say there's probably something bigger that we don't know about.