Outgoing Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) has sparked a fresh wave of outrage among conservatives amid reports that he opposes former President Donald Trump’s potential use of recess appointments to sidestep Senate deadlock. This development has reignited accusations that McConnell, often labeled a “RINO” (Republican In Name Only) by critics, is aligning with Democrats to stall Trump’s agenda.
The controversy stems from a since-deleted tweet by Jane Mayer of The New Yorker. Mayer reportedly quoted McConnell during a Washington gathering on Sunday, where he allegedly declared, “There will be no recess appointments.” The tweet’s abrupt removal has only added to the intrigue, as Mayer has yet to provide a clarification or retraction.
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Florida Voice News’ Assistant News Director criticized Mayer for the deletion, remarking, “Why delete it? And NO retraction OR correction is listed on her account. Was she given a command by a higher up because of the blowback?”
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