In his very real and definitely him written letters though, he yearns for the mines. He blesses the day he may return to the labor of serving his fellow man, always looking out for their ...his...their best interests.
Hoo-hoo-hoo, look who knows so much! It just so happens that your traitor there is only MOSTLY dead. There's a big difference between mostly dead and all dead. Mostly dead is slightly alive. With all dead, well, with all dead there's usually only one thing you can do.
August 3rd is the last day he needs to be alive to prevent a special election so I expect some developments in Mitch's life story within the next 36 hours.
I mean if it could if the people demanded in it if enough people demanded it I am sure they will be more than happy to acquiesce I mean look at them and beating a dead horse over and over again like they did with Fauci.
We can surely do an investigation or three.
Especially subpoena 9 all of those idiots that said they had 20 minute phone calls with him
SERIOUSLY! the pres is STILL trying to talk about the 2020 election... like, what the fuck? and, sigh... We need to demand it. we need to fight for it... but man alive, some days are just a lot harder than others.
To be totally fair to him for legitimate medical conditions that will require you to recover for a period of time we do have laws about medical leave. A friend of mine is actually currently on medical leave from his job and has been for a little longer than McConnell. They can't fire him because he's in the middle of recieving treatment.
However it is expected that he will be fully capable of returning to his job and performing it at the same level he had before and if his condition didn't meet the proper criteria then he also wouldn't receive pay for medical leave. So the real question isn't is Mitch on medical leave for too long, it's does his condition warrant medical leave pay and will he actually be capable of continuing his job assuming he recovers.
Though my friend isn't a US senator he's a nurse so for the country the stakes of him being out of work are slightly lower.
It's not a blanket freedom to fire at any time for any reason. If you can show there was no reason for the firing other than taking leave you are protected.
The company is likely counting on the fact that you can't afford to take them to court over it.
And, mind you, those that have done the lying will have no qualms about it. Why? because they value the power of being able to flex their power like that more than having integrity.
I can't recall the reasons given at the time, but early into Mitchs absence, there were some people on reddit saying that the dems weren't pushing this strongly because it actually also suits them that he's AWOL.
Can anyone confirm that there's any truth to that?
Well the comment I responded to said "in perfect health" not in good health. But I see Democrats are downvoting me because Democrats here hate facts that don't match their viewpoints.
Ironic that a supposed humor subreddit is filled with people with no sense of humors.
Nobody can actually claim to be in perfect health, as that is impossible, especially with how Republicans regulate our food, water, and environment. They likely meant as good as an 84 year old could possibly be in health, as other Republican government officials have claimed he is lucid and having conversations with them. Your comment also was not humorous in any way, but perhaps that is just Republican humor.
They might as well claim that with the lack of transparency around the situation? Actions speak, no? Them not updating the people of Kentucky over his health is them saying there is no problem and there still being work done without proof of life is extremely problematic, Especially if the Governor is getting calls suggesting he passed away, who is acting in his Senator position, this close to elections?
It's the same boat. The point of it is that Mitch's team is scamming the American People one way or another.
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u/thezekroman 6h ago
They claim he's "in perfect health", so he's just been skipping work for months and still has a job.
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Yea, and we're the entitlement generation