What Is Mitch McConnell Thinking?
Briefly

Mitch McConnell, the former Republican leader, reflects on his precarious position within a divided GOP during a tumultuous political era marked by Trump's controversial policies, including imposing tariffs and halting aid to Ukraine. The article highlights McConnell's struggle to maintain stability amidst the chaos created by Trump, who is seen as undermining traditional Republican values such as free trade and support for international allies. As Trump continues to assert his influence over the party, many within the GOP remain silent, leaving McConnell to advocate for national security and free trade alone.
"I'm avoiding getting too high on the good days and too low on the bad days," Mitch McConnell was telling me.
McConnell is isolated in the GOP as a critic of Trump, vowing to focus on national security and free-trade policies.
As Trump dismantles federal policies and aid, McConnell contemplates the implications on Ukraine and NATO, while the GOP largely remains silent.
The night before, Trump had announced a halt to all aid to Ukraine, showcasing a stark division within the party's leadership.
Read at The Atlantic
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