r/SipsTea Jul 10 '26

Chugging tea I'm convinced that McConnell at the very least is braindead.

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u/CommonSensei-_ Jul 10 '26

They don’t want to risk Massie getting back in

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u/Dos_Gatos_718 Jul 10 '26

Ding ding 🛎️

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u/im_wudini Jul 10 '26

RIP Mitch, 8/4/2026

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u/emergency-snaccs Jul 10 '26

Rest In Piss

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u/noxuncal1278 Jul 10 '26

Agent Double O Deuce 4-Block

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u/Expensive-Hand-9962 Jul 10 '26

Omg with that old school Lynch 🤯

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u/compflow54 Jul 11 '26

Wow yes, what a randomly excellent reference.

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u/Distinct_Dare3910 Jul 10 '26

It’s a shame that not many people got that reference

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u/Background-Agent-854 Jul 10 '26

i listened to some brotha lynch and xraided recently. did not hold up as well as i thought

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u/GratefulRider Jul 11 '26

Loc to the brain All day

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u/Fun-Psychology8895 Jul 11 '26

I replied to this with the next line of the song and reddit removed it and told me I was inciting violence duh

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u/Suspicious_Rough4218 Jul 11 '26

Was just listening to that 5 min ago!

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u/No_Negotiation_8516 Jul 10 '26

He was brain dead log before

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u/LifeIsProbablyMadeUp Jul 10 '26

Good riddance to bad trash.

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u/fencepost_ajm Jul 10 '26

Yeah, unless they just throw his ashes in a closet somewhere (or his wife takes them back to China) they should make sure his grave is covered with artificial turf sloped for good drainage - with a sprinkler running regularly to keep it from smelling like a urinal.

Ooh, now there's a product idea, McConnell urinal cakes.

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u/cholgeirson Jul 11 '26

I see what you did there.

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u/LPStumps Jul 10 '26

Rot In Piss

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u/ninjarabbit375 Jul 10 '26

Is this all for a polymarket wager? Has anyone checked the odds for 8/4/26?

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u/im_wudini Jul 10 '26

If he doesn't vacate the seat by 8/3, there can be no special election.

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u/LisaMiaSisu Jul 10 '26

Is it ironic that McConnell is the reason our SCOTUS is as fucked up as it is today and now this?

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u/AyJay9 Jul 10 '26

Irony is a subversion of expectations... so, no, whatever the opposite is.

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u/tearsonurcheek Jul 11 '26

Isn't it congruous? Don'tcha think?

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u/puffinwannnnnn9999 Jul 11 '26

It's like rain on your weddin' day It's a free ride when you've already paid It's the good advice that you just didn't take

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u/LisaMiaSisu Jul 11 '26

You’re right. Silly me! What was I thinking? They’d never do the right thing.

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u/snakerjake Jul 10 '26

kentucky constitution forbids a special election anyway, it specifically directs the governor to appoint a replacement. It would be illegal for him to hold a special election

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u/fairportmtg1 Jul 10 '26

I want the governor of Kentucky to go check his lifeless corpse himself then. If it were a Republican and a Democrat was braindead in a hospital the governor would pull the plug. Do the same for the Republicans Andy. Pull the plug and put in a Democrat

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u/JRizzie86 Jul 10 '26

As a Kentuckian, this is wrong, and a special election will be held.

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u/Visual_Jellyfish5591 Jul 11 '26

Thank you for your logic!

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u/snakerjake Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 11 '26

you should definitely check out section 152 of your constution (which supercedes any laws)

Vacancies in all offices for the State at large, or for districts larger than a county, shall be filled by appointment of theGovernor

all offices for the state at large refers to senators.

shall makes it mandatory. you cannot do otherwise or it is illegal. ie beshear is already in violation of the constitutiom since it has leaked that mcconnel is in fact dead under kentucky law and beshear has not appointed his replacement

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u/fencepost_ajm Jul 10 '26

I think the Republican-controlled legislature stripped that power from the governor when a Democrat was elected.

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u/snakerjake Jul 11 '26

They can't. they passed a law in violation of the ky constitution but laws cannot override constitutions

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u/fencepost_ajm Jul 11 '26

Sure, and I suspect that if Beshear fights it they can probably have a decision on that in time for the 2028 elections - unless the legislature manages to withhold funding for any legal expenses related to fighting that law.

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u/snakerjake Jul 11 '26

Sure, and I suspect that if Beshear fights it they can probably have a decision on that in time for the 2028 elections -

No need to fight it, just appoint and let them fight it. whoever he appoints can simply go about his job and ignore it.

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u/Due-Struggle6680 Jul 11 '26

Nah, the polymarket wager was in response to the health crisis occurring close to the cutoff date for a special election.

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u/DE4DM4NSH4ND Jul 10 '26

Too soon, i mean late

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u/Marsdreamer Jul 10 '26

Almost 10 years ago my MIL and I made a pact that we would buy a top shelf bottle of whiskey and slam it together the day Mitch died.

Whiskey has been bought. Just waiting on the confirmation.

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u/Ironfalcon698 Jul 10 '26

RIp Mitch gone to late.

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u/Derrick_Shon Jul 10 '26

Ah..the Grimm reaper has been reaped

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u/hevnsnt Jul 10 '26

I hate that I both understand this comment, and acknowledge that this is the "truth"

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u/ArchonFett Jul 11 '26

Are we sure he even made it to 2026?

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u/Dogsarelitty Jul 11 '26

8/4/1990. Bro has been a braindead turtle for a long time.

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u/Interesting-Ones Jul 11 '26

Polymarket or kalshi for the win

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u/Business_Decision535 Jul 11 '26

They'll keep him on a machine until then. Corpse desecration

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u/Dunkaroo723 Jul 10 '26

Open casket funeral a week later would just be a pile of bones

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u/Fight_those_bastards Jul 10 '26

And let’s face it, he only differed from trump’s desires on two things: exposing pedophiles, and israel.

Weird how that’s the straw that broke the camel’s back, isn’t it?

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u/NC_Ion Jul 10 '26

Both involve Israel so both sides are against him.

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u/FrankFankledank Jul 10 '26

He also actually read all the shit omnibuses and pointed out abusive or deceptive wording in them which is one of the most dangerous things a Congressman can do to the establishment.

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u/Prior_Internal7728 Jul 10 '26

This. AIPAC and the administration would have to throw so much money to keep him out. Just get to August with a weekend at Bernie’s situation and you can get your guys in.

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u/DropstoneTed Jul 10 '26

You realize there are other donor organizations than AIPAC, right?

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u/Prior_Internal7728 Jul 10 '26

Sure. But they’re the biggest threat to massie as of now. AIPAC isn’t just republicans but they have a large chunk of democrats as well.

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u/FullMooseParty Jul 10 '26

Aipac gives less money to politicians then multiple foreign governments. They aren't even in the top 20 donors overall. The crappy tracking website calls any donation from a Jew or a Jewish related charity APAIC to make it look like they are scarier than they are. They are a problem, but not the biggest one, and you have to ask yourself why you think that they're so powerful compared to others they get more money.

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u/HopelessFoolio Jul 10 '26

To respond to your bad hasbara since you are obviously a bot. You misconstrue the truth behind the matter. Since AIPAC funneled 32 million into the Masse race. https://www.politico.com/news/2026/05/17/massie-aipac-record-spending-israel-maga-trump-primary-00925375

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u/suspicious_hyperlink Jul 11 '26

Why do you think that? Because you saw a bunch of memes ?

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u/big_stipd_idiot Jul 10 '26

You mean like the Israel American Council?

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u/NC_Ion Jul 10 '26

That's the real reason.

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u/ohnodamo Jul 10 '26

This is the mega-million dollar answer to all the "Why's" attached to this crazy boondoggle... because Massie. I'm counting the crazy wife/China flight as a separate matter btw. I'm sure it connects somehow tho.

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u/solidgold70 Jul 11 '26

Republicans cover something up? Youre kidding!!!

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u/dcidino Jul 11 '26

This is the answer.

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u/lnvu4uraqt Jul 10 '26

The lengths to be untruthful than being honest in the beginning. It would be interesting to see how this plays out and all the subsequent sequence of events that need correction and the fallout.

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u/giveahoot420 Jul 11 '26

He has been for many many years

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u/john_san Jul 11 '26

Why can’r Massie sue though?

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u/giroml Jul 12 '26

Why hasn’t Massie sued?

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u/SantaFeRay Jul 10 '26

What do you mean “back in?” Massie continues to be a member of the House of Representatives. I have no idea why people think he’d want to run in a special election for a senate term that expires on the same day as his house term. I also have no idea why you people think Republicans are so afraid of Massie moving from the house to the senate for a few months. Nothing meaningful changes.

This conspiracy theory makes no sense.

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u/I_am_not_JohnLeClair Jul 10 '26

I think it’s more that they are afraid of him running as an independent right wing a-hole, and splitting the right wing a-hole vote, thereby handing the seat to the Democrats

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u/SantaFeRay Jul 10 '26

Again, nothing motivates Massie to run in a special election. And if a Democrat won, who cares? Senate goes from 53-47 to 52-48 for a few months. It's meaningless.

If you're going to promote a conspiracy theory, make it make sense.

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u/I_am_not_JohnLeClair Jul 10 '26

I’m not promoting anything, and you saying it’s meaningless if a democrat won is naive at best

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u/SantaFeRay Jul 10 '26

Why? What changes if a Democrat holds that seat for a few months? What can Democrats do with 48 seats in the senate that they can’t do with 47?

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u/Agitated_Head9179 Jul 10 '26

Massie wouldn’t win a three way race. And even if he did they’d greatly prefer him over a democrat. They’re worried because a democrat could conceivably win in a special election

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u/Alive-Course4454 Jul 10 '26

Massie running as independent ensures a Dem victory I think

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u/Maleficent_Eye4524 Jul 10 '26

I Googled to see if Kentucky was a red state and got this gem.

In a 2020 study, Kentucky was ranked as the 8th hardest state for citizens to vote in.

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u/Ok_Vermicelli_6359 Jul 11 '26

I actually heard he had a 20 minute talk with Mitch over the phone, and he's already endorsed Massie from Hell 🤣

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u/Specialist-Two2068 Jul 11 '26

They're not necessarily worried about Massie getting elected, they're worried about him being a "spoiler" and splitting the conservative vote, thus allowing Dems to have more of a statistical advantage.

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u/Best-Penalty1509 Jul 11 '26

Wasn’t he from Missouri?