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McConnell’s Home Vandalized After Vote To Enhance Stimulus Checks Blocked

Eric Quintanar
McConnell’s Home Vandalized After Vote To Enhance Stimulus Checks Blocked
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s (R-KY) home was vandalized with spray paint early Saturday morning, the day after the U.S. Senate refused to take up a stand-alone vote on whether or not to increase the size of the direct checks in the recent stimulus package.

According to The Louisville Courier Journal, the front side of the majority leader’s Louisville home was spray-painted with expletives and at least one political message. A photo of the scene posted by the news agency shows a Christmas wreath on the black front door, and the words “Where’s my money” painted in white directly underneath it.

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