
Mitch McConnell’s legacy comes under fire in Kentucky race to replace him in the Senate
Republican Nate Morris warmed up a recent crowd of party faithful by gushing about President Donald Trump and recounting his own life’s journey. He then focused on the man he wants to replace, Sen. Mitch McConnell. That’s when things got feisty. While bashing the Kentucky senator, Morris was cut off by someone in the crowd who noted that McConnell isn’t seeking reelection. The man then asked Morris what he’s running on. The pushback revealed the risks of attacking McConnell in the twilight of his career. Morris is running against two other prominent Republicans — U.S. Rep. Andy Barr and former state Attorney General Daniel Cameron. The Senate primary will be next spring.