McConnell to Step Down as Senate GOP Leader, Ending Historic Era
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Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the longest-serving leader in Senate history, has announced his decision to resign as the head of the Republican Conference by the end of the year. This move marks the conclusion of McConnell's leadership since 2007 and will see an election to determine his successor in November, with the transition taking place in January.
In a speech delivered on the Senate floor, McConnell expressed his conviction in knowing when it's time to transition to the next phase of life, indicating a sense of clarity and peace regarding his decision. President Joe Biden, despite political differences, commended McConnell's commitment to working together in good faith for the country's benefit.
McConnell's legacy includes notable achievements such as h...