Mitch’s K Street abode

Joe Sonka July 30th, 2008

(crossposted at Barefoot and Progressive)

I’ve noticed something funny about Mitch McConnell’s recent letters to the Courier-Journal. Besides the incessant whining and victimization act he puts on.

He ends both of these letters:

Mitch McConnell
Washington 20005

Well, that’s pretty fitting. On the first hand, it’s not like Mitch really lives in Kentucky, right? Sure, he comes here occasionally for $5000 a plate fundraisers, but it’s not like he actually spends any real time here or mixes with the rabble. He is inside the Beltway through and through, and there’s no Kentucky left in him.

Secondly, that particular Zip Code is quite appropriate, because K Street is right smack in the middle of it. This is truly Mitch’s home, as he’s spent the last 24 years of his life fully devoted to doing the bidding of big $ lobbyists at the expense of the people that actually, you know, live in Kentucky. Maybe he has a big room all to himself there in the big oil lobbyist office, eh? With pictures of himself all over the walls too, probably…

5 Responses to “Mitch’s K Street abode”

  1. # charleson 30 Jul 2008 at 7:10 pm

    Interesting - Two pictures of Mitch McConnell with his purse and arm candy.

  2. # CWon 31 Jul 2008 at 10:04 am

    How does K Street Mitch plan to blame this on Lunsford?

    (CNNMoney.com) — Exxon Mobil once again reported the largest quarterly profit in US history Thursday, posting net income of $11.68 billion on revenue of $138 billion in the second quarter.

    MarketWatch - Royal Dutch Shell’s profits top $11 billion.

  3. # Jimon 31 Jul 2008 at 11:25 am

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LV5pto6N7hw

  4. # CWon 31 Jul 2008 at 1:13 pm

    How are Mitch and Elaine going to blame this on the Democrats?
    The Labor Department reported Thursday that layoffs rose sharply last week. New claims filed for unemployment insurance jumped to 448,000, the highest in five years.
    …… employers have cut jobs for six months in a row, bringing total losses this year close to a staggering half-million — 438,000, with more job cuts expected for July and in coming months.

  5. # kilowaton 31 Jul 2008 at 1:46 pm

    this is the trickle down from those tax cut for the top 1% don’t you get it LOL GOP economics 101 screw the little man till he screams

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