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Marjorie Taylor Greene (MTG), representative of Georgia, is convinced that Mitch McConnell, Senate Minority Leader, is no longer fit to continue holding his positionThis is due to the two incidents he has suffered in a month when he was stunned for no apparent reason.
After witnessing the delicate state of the 81-year-old Republican’s mental health, MTG issued a message on social networks urging a prompt evaluation where the true state of the long-lived politician’s health is determined.
“The serious health problems associated with aging MUST be addressed and/or the mental health incompetence of our nation’s leaders,” he wrote on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.
And it is that, During an event where McConnell was trying to answer questions from a group of journalists gathered in Covington, Kentucky, he was suddenly stunned. forcing an assistant to approach him to simply check that he was not in a condition or to leave the premises of his own free will.
So, after apologizing for his inability, the Alabama politician’s assistants moved him to a quiet place where, little by little, he managed to articulate some words again.
About, MTG did not hesitate to express that the time has come to send home at least two politicians whose work was valuable, but there are no longer valid arguments for them to continue in their respective positions.
“Biden, McConnell, Feinstein and Fetterman are examples of people who are not fit for office and it is time to take it seriously,” he said.
According to Greene, the necessary conditions have been generated to make use of the 25th Amendment with the aim of removing from their positions those whose minds begin to wreak havoc on them.
“The staff and family members of these politicians should be ashamed of themselves for allowing and allowing their loved ones to remain in office and wield power. We are talking about the national security of our country and everything is at stake! Amendment 25 and other measures must be on the table, ”he emphasized.
It should be noted that Addison Mitchell McConnell refuses to resign from the position he has held since 1985, making him the longest-serving leader of the party in the Senate.
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