Kentucky’s highly spirited Fancy Farm picnic saw Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell facing a mix of both cheers and boos as he delivered a speech at the event. McConnell, 81, spoke at the 143rd Fancy Farm picnic, where Republicans and Democrats engage in political pitching to Kentucky voters. The event is known for its energetic and rowdy atmosphere, and this year was no different, with chants calling for McConnell’s retirement being among the loudest and most persistent interruptions. McConnell, who is Kentucky’s longest-serving senator, has faced similar calls in the past, but this year’s clamor comes amidst concerns about his health and age. McConnell appeared slightly shaky on his feet but delivered a strong speech, largely ignoring the heckling and focusing on criticizing Kentucky’s Democratic governor, Andy Beshear, and President Joe Biden. Notably, former President Donald Trump was not mentioned during the speech. Despite concerns over his health, McConnell’s popularity among Republicans in Kentucky seems to overshadow these worries.
Health Concerns Surrounding McConnell Add New Meaning to Old Jabs at Fancy Farm – NPR
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