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POLITICO Playbook PM: McConnell steps up the GOP-Big Business battle
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell put out a blistering new statement this morning. | Alex Wong/Getty Images
Tensions between the Republican Party and its traditional corporate backers are starting to boil over with
DONALD TRUMP gone from the White House.
On the heels of MLB’s decision to pull its All-Star Game out of Atlanta over Georgia’s new voting law, Senate Minority Leader
MITCH MCCONNELL put out a blistering new statement this morning. And he’s trying to reclaim the “big lie” terminology:
“Corporations Shouldn’t Fall for Absurd Disinformation on Voting Laws”: “We are witnessing a coordinated campaign by powerful and wealthy people to mislead and bully the American people. … All the facts disprove the big lie. …
ship boxing championship boxing returns to the nations capitol i am dave ross. i am melanie. you will be back in a few minutes. talking about the skins as well but first breaking news, a powerful earthquake hit turkey u.s. geological survey says it is 7.3 the epicenterrer eastern part of the country. we are getting word buildings in the center of the city of vaughn collapsed near the iranian border rescue crews are trying to save people trapped in the rubble. a man who sneaked into a george washington university dorm is in custody, he may be locked up but how he was getting in may be prompting a warning. reporter: at george washington university student haves to swipe id cards to get into the dorm but a lot of times people follow someone in without one. it is hard to control the influx of people. reporter: called piggy backing that is how 34-year-old man got into the west end dorm and walked right into a female student s room on the 5th floor. she screamed, very