When former President Donald Trump uses his incredible and often hilarious ability to nickname you, there’s a good chance you’ve dropped the proverbial ball.
Just look at Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, who recently felt the full wrath of Trump’s verbal judo.
In the wake of Congress passing the year-end, $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill, which was filled with disgustingly outrageous amounts of government pork, the former president took to his Truth Social platform to waylay the Senate GOP leader, branding him an “old crow” for helping “the Marxist Democrats” pass the bill.
Trump’s sharp words also came after McConnell’s NBC News interview last week, during which he made clear that he believes Trump hurts the Republican Party, going as far as claiming that Trump’s “political clout has diminished.”
“If the Old Crow waited just 10 days, the Republican Majority in the House could have made the ‘Ominous’ Bill MUCH, MUCH, MUCH BETTER. Just another win for the Democrats, Mitch, that wouldn’t have happened if ‘Trump’ were President!” Trump wrote on Truth Social Monday.
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In a Truth Social post on Friday, Trump wrote, “The Omnibus Bill is an unmitigated disaster. Mitch McConnell pushed it through for the Democrats. So bad for our Country, so bad for the Republican Party!”
Notably, McConnell, who proudly used Trump’s powerful endorsements to remain a senator from Kentucky, still has a video montage posted on his “Team Mitch” official website that compiles all of the nice things Trump said about him in the past.
That made it especially rich when McConnell, during his NBC News interview, said, “We lost support that we needed among independents and moderate Republicans, primarily related to the view they had of us as a party — largely made by the former president — that we were sort of nasty and tended toward chaos.”
According to the New York Post, McConnell and other Republicans were blasted for helping Democrats push the pork-laden bill through with the trade of receiving a nearly 10% uptick in defense spending, to $858 billion.
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