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McGrath ad highlights McConnell’s 36-year-long failure to live up to campaign promises on health care
LEXINGTON, Ky. – In the beginning of his 36-year-long career in Washington, Sen. Mitch McConnell ran as a health care advocate, promising to make health care available for all and to hold down costs.
Instead, he tried to repeal the Affordable Care Act without replacement legislation, which would have stripped health care coverage from close to 400,000 Kentuckians and increased premiums.
Mitch McConnell's bloodhounds are back, but this time they're going after him in a brand-new Kentucky State AFL-CIO video called "Missing In Action."
The video debuted Monday in Louisville via a digital billboard truck that cruised Falls City streets, including a drive-by at the federal building, which houses the majority leader's hometown office.
Kentucky’s economy is weakening in the face of a resurging pandemic and the end of stimulus aid. Consumer spending is sagging following the July 25 expiration of $600 a week in supplemental unemployment benefits. And just turn on the news and you hear story after story of jobless workers unable make ends meet as benefits are cut in the midst of a record slump.
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