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Several sites published articles on the matter that held a bias against McConnell, appeared to favor the [[Trump-Russia conspiracy theory]], and didn't provide links to the actual bill for readers to see.[[Moscow Mitch Syndrome#cite_ref-3|<sup>[3]</sup>]]<ref>[https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mitch-mcconnell-blocks-election-security-bill/ Mitch McConnell blocks election security legislation]</ref>
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Several sites published articles on the matter that held a bias against McConnell, appeared to favor the [[Trump-Russia conspiracy theory]], and didn't provide links to the actual bill for readers to see.[[Moscow Mitch Syndrome#cite_note-3|<sup>[3]</sup>]]<ref>[https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mitch-mcconnell-blocks-election-security-bill/ Mitch McConnell blocks election security legislation]</ref>
  
 
==Other smears==
 
==Other smears==

Revision as of 17:10, January 26, 2020

Moscow Mitch Syndrome is a term that describes the left-wing hysteria over Mitch McConnell and anything related to him. Many of these claims include a false portrayal of him as a "Communist"[1] and as a "Russian asset".[2] It should be noted that there is a strong distinction between conservatives that criticize McConnell's RINO establishment leanings and the radical left-wing rancor that fuel conspicuous lies over him.

Origins

While much of the "Moscow Mitch" claims began to surround the internet after McConnell had blocked two "election security" bills that Chuck Schumer tried to pass as part of the Trump-Russia hoax conspiracy theory,[3] other signs of liberal whining, protests and derangement had already been present ever since McConnell concurred with part of the Trump agenda.[4]

Establishment media

Several sites published articles on the matter that held a bias against McConnell, appeared to favor the Trump-Russia conspiracy theory, and didn't provide links to the actual bill for readers to see.[3][5]

Other smears

Hollywood liberal Bette Midler tweeted a racist and inappropriate poem on August 13, 2019 attacking McConnell;[6] the tweet was widely rebuked for its cynicalness.

See also

References

External links

  • Moscow Mitch (Warning: The website is a fake news parody. Don't take it seriously)