McConnell Hosts Fundraiser For 3 Trump-Backed Senate Candidates

Senate Minority Chief Mitch McConnell hosted a fundraiser in Kentucky for Trump-backed Senate candidates Mehmet Oz (Pennsylvania), Rep. Ted Budd (North Carolina), and Herschel Walker (Georgia).

This comes after McConnell seemingly attacked the Trump-backed senate candidates questioning the candidates’ high quality.

The Epoch Times reported:

Senate Minority Chief Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) acknowledged Thursday that the GOP might not retake the Senate in the course of the November 2022 midterm elections.

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“I believe there’s in all probability a higher chance the Home flips than the Senate,” McConnell informed reporters in Kentucky. “Senate races are simply totally different, they’re statewide, candidate high quality has rather a lot to do with the end result.”

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“Within the Senate, in case you take a look at the place now we have to compete as a way to get right into a majority, there are locations which can be aggressive within the basic election,” McConnell mentioned. “So, you’ll be able to’t nominate any person who’s simply form of unacceptable to a broader group of individuals and win. We had that have in 2010 and 2012.”

McConnell downplayed this being something out of the extraordinary saying he does “this each August”. ” He defined, “I picked these three as a result of I assumed they have been in important states and had a very good likelihood of successful.”

‘Good likelihood of successful’: Mitch McConnell reverses course on Trump-backed Senate hopefuls Mehmet Oz, Ted Budd and Herschel Walkerhttps://t.co/7MzqX7s3dJ pic.twitter.com/wq2lN96cDb

— The Washington Occasions (@WashTimes) August 30, 2022

The Washington Times reported:

Senate Minority Chief Mitch McConnell on Monday touted the prospects of three GOP Senate candidates backed by former President Donald Trump, regardless of the rift between the 2 Republican leaders.

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Mr. McConnell‘s efforts underscored his view that taking again the higher chamber was extra vital than his run-ins with Mr. Trump. Nevertheless, it additionally got here after Mr. McConnell lately expressed concern — with out mentioning any names — that “candidate high quality” may jeopardize the social gathering’s capability to retake the Senate.

Is McConnell altering his tune?

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