State police wellness check Governor Forget about letter writing campaign!

Aug 13, 2026 1:50 AM

Ultimatum’s have an “or else”.

2 weeks ago | Likes 12 Dislikes 2

This is what the 4th time he has issued a ultimatum? These people are so worthless.

2 weeks ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

This isn't an ultimatum...an ultimatum has consequences

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Ballless loser refuses to exercise power and treats known bad faith actors with preferential decorum while the clock runs out and obvious Republican fruad occurs.

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Please tell us how Beshear getting himself impeached by the Republican supermajority in the Kentucky statehouse helps, well, anything.

2 weeks ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 1

Because its better to go down as a martyr if you have no fucking power than stick around as a useless bump on a log. Make them fight and make it as messy as possible so they slander themselves for the power hungry pedo protecting bumbling assclowns they are. Being on constantly the defense and taking the high road is how we lost the narrative and ended up on the ropes.

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VERBAL is not good enough. Even a video is not good enough. (Refer to all the AI scams now).
Recorded interview by a known reporter who can testify to being there in person.

2 weeks ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Or, perhaps... he has to meet the governor? Novel concept, two representatives of the state citizens meeting each other face to face.

2 weeks ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Like thats the fuckin psychotic thing about this. It's the governor. Invite him to bring you a get well card and gift basket if you're alive

2 weeks ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

What a useless Honor Governor. Should have gone into the hospital with the state police as escorts and made Mitch go on camera. But no let’s keep sending fucking letters what a useless Dem.

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Oh wow only nine days past the deadline to have a special election.

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i mean can’t they order a fucking wellness check?

2 weeks ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

isnt it better if he hangs out in limbo? one less GOP vote.

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He’s been “instructing” his vote by proxy

2 weeks ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

can only do that for committee stuff not floor votes

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Should have sent that weeks ago with an August 3rd deadline. Too little, too late.

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If it turns out he’s been dead the whole time and the cover up was his staff just wanting the time to job search and keep getting paid/insurance, that would be hilarious.

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In all fairness, he does have a regular talk show on SiriusXM that he's responsible for, in addition to his guvn'r stuff. /s

2 weeks ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Call Sirius and complain you're canceling your subscription if another episode isn't released

2 weeks ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Just appoint someone to replace him. Make MAGA take it to court.
If Trump has taught us anything, laws dont matter, just do whatever you want and by the time the courts say no, its already 3 months too late.

2 weeks ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

You're the fucking governor, GO THERE AND FIND OUT!
You should have gone to the fucking hospital and witnessed first hand.

2 weeks ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

McConnell isn't in a Kentucky hospital. He's likely at one in D.C., or near there. Beshear has no juristiction there

2 weeks ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Thank you!
I honestly thought his home and etc were both located in KY.

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And nothing will happen

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and if he is not able to and the GOP were lying and covering it up to benefit their party...punish the party :|
Lying to the people should be an unforgivable crime when you have a Gov job to represent the people.

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You better reply to this letter or I'll write another letter.

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Pretty damn sure he can just tell the State Troopers to just go to his house and confirm he is there.

2 weeks ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

They never will!

2 weeks ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 1

Take control get state guard and police in there and get the proof by force if needed. The people deserve the truth

2 weeks ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

...or what?

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Doing it 10 days late is just for the show

2 weeks ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Just use th3 fucking flock cameras to check his movement or lack thereof since may. Turtle is fucking dead.

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Flock cameras have an algorithm that just deletes any old rich white guys data.

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...What do you think proving that a person who claims to have been in a recovery center then moved home and staying home ever since hasn't driven around much would accomplish? "Aha! The guy who says he's at home recovering isn't on the road! Got em!" ?

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You'll see his wife driving or being driven to a hospital and return home alone 2-3 months ago. No travel to or from a recovery center by her or any vehicle containing his body upright. You might find video of her going to a funeral home at some point or florist vehicles delivering to their home. His corpse went straight to a crematoreum out the back door of the hospital though.

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...His wife didn't visit him, we already know that. Anything you'd seek to prove with her movements wouldn't work. https://www.al.com/news/2026/07/elaine-chao-mitch-mcconnells-wife-on-why-she-didnt-return-from-china-for-husbands-hospitalization.html

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Also, your crazy if you think they would go through all the trouble of faking McConnell being alive /and have her wife go get funeral flowers or take the body to a crematorium/. That's like...bad law and order episode levels of stupidity. If he's dead, they wouldn't have gone to any funeral place yet in order to keep the ruse up. Funeral places /legally must report deaths to the federal government/, they are not bound by HIPAA the same way hospitals are.

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If only he was a pregnant woman, they'd probably put one in his hospital room's window (where he totally is lying in a bed for real, y'all!)

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The 3 options can't apply to a dead body.
Useless

1 week ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

People can go to other places and check if the people there are alive.

2 weeks ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 3

And when you do that to a private residence without permission it's called breaking and entering and is illegal. Why are so many of the demands here "this politician must break the law or he's bad!"? Ya'll sound like MAGA cultists...

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What’s the point of actually having power if you’re afraid to wield it when necessary? All of us “no ones” can bitch, moan, and whine, but we can’t investigate this. He can and he should because he has the power to do so. That’s what is so disappointing in this

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How? Explain how a governor in one state is supposed to investigate a private residence in another state against the will of the occupant of that resident and the person in control of that other state please.

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Yet another strongly worded letter...

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Is that you Lisa Murkowski or Susan Collins?!

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That'll show him!

I'm sure chuck Schumer's imaginary couple on long island are happy with the resolution.

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They may progress to stern tweets about the situation.

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Thoughts and prayers for the Governor’s concern

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Any oversight that could make a difference has been gutted, which is how we are at this point

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They’ll vote on a motion of recognition in 2-4 months about how they sent that letter.

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What exactly do you expect from him?

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Appoint someone else and let republicans sue. Depose McConnell

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Ok. He says he's appointing someone to the Senate. The R legislature says he can't do that. The R's who control the Senate say they won't seat the new person and McConnell remains in office. Nothing has happened. Good job, you accomplished jack shit other than getting yourself a legal case that might have /you/ removed from office and replaced by a Republican because you openly tried to break the law. I'm really glad Kentucky's gov isn't as dumb as you...

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Some sort of magical government thing that a party that doesn’t have any power should be able to do.

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I expect him to send state troopers to confirm whether that necrotic prune turtle is alive or dead.

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Send state troopers into a private residence in another state. You expect him to violate the law. Fuck off.

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Do what the GOP would do. Make up some fictitious threat (ANTIFA kidnapping) and send the police in on a wellness check. Don’t take no for an answer and barge in. Settle in court later.

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Oh yeah, I'm totally sure the police in DC would barge in on an R senator rather than just calling up his staff and saying "hey, someone claims McConnell's been kidnapped, is that true? No? Ok, thanks." Ya'll are so completely delusional it's just sad :(

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To make the appointment, challenge the unconstitutional law that says he can't, and force McConnel to prove he's still alive if he is.

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Ok. Let's imagine the governor "makes the appointment". Then what? Why would the Republicans who control the senate swear this new illegally "appointed" senator in? Why would they not just say "no, McConnell is still in that seat, go home". How do you expect the governor of Kentucky to force the Senate to seat his appointed senator when they don't want to /and/ they can safely claim that the seat is still occupied?

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An appointed senator would still have to be seated, and no chance that would happen; GOP controlled senate would state the appointment was illegal by Kentucky law (true) and invalid as McConnell hasn't been declared dead (also true).

You're asking Beshear to violate the (albeit unfair) law and put himself in personal jeopardy over a stunt that could not possibly achieve anything useful.

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I wonder how many days the rest of us can just not show up to work and not get fired.

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Three days calling out with no doctor's note? That's a firing.

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Lets all find out at once

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Start with the white house, nothing of value there any more anyway.

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This is the reason the Left hates the DNC Establishment. Beshear could have already done a lot of things to directly uncover this coverup. He has all the power in this situation. But he's trying to make headlines without rocking the boat too much, and he's not going to do a damn thing until it's too late to replace McConnell. It's fucking theater to make it look like he's fighting against the GOP.

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On brand
"First, I must confess that over the last few years I have been gravely disappointed with the white moderate. I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the Negro's great stumbling block in the stride toward freedom is not the White Citizen's Council-er or the Ku Klux Klanner, but the white moderate who is more devoted to "order" than to justice; who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice"-MLK Jr.

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This is depriving the R's of a vote because McC can't vote via proxy, and a special election has ~80% odds of a R win. It's not a bad move.

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I thought the same thing. I think we’re both incorrect. What I just learned says only the Senate can declare MM unfit for office. Even if they rolled his brain-dead body into Beshear’s office, he couldn’t declare him unfit. And his power doesn’t kick in until the seat is vacant, which means a resignation, death, or expiation from the senate by the senate.

I could be wrong, but just spent an hour going down that rabbit hole.

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Would it not help the Senate reach that declaration if they did wheel his brain-dead body into Beshear's office? That way Beshear could personally vouch to the Senate that he's seen it with his own eyes and bring a lot more light to the situation publicly? EVen if he can't personally rule on it, he can at least bring a lot more heat to the situation right?

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See the thing is, what if the senate is part of the group that doesn't want him to he replaced?

2 weeks ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

That's fine and probably accurate. But Beshear could at least be doing his part to make it a much more public stink and try to force their hand. Instead he's almost operated like it's a silent filibuster, where he just "knows" the Senate won't do anything and he acquiesces without challenging them on it.

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This public awareness/pressure campaign is about all he can actually do until the seat is officially vacant.

So, if he is dead? Yeah. He could do something. But I don’t think he is. I think if he were, that would’ve leaked by now. Brain dead? That’s more likely. But that doesn’t disqualify him from office. (Which is fucking crazy.)

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First, you assert there is a coverup. Maybe, but not proven. Then you assert that Beshear could have done "a lot of things" to uncover this alleged coverup, without indicating what those "things' might be. I've lived in Kentucky since just before McConnell took office, and you cannot possibly despise McConnell more than I do. Blind whinging about something that you know nothing about is not helpful.

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…I have to do what’s best for the citizens of Kentucky. We can stop all of this. We just need to talk with Senator McConnell. This should be a very simple request.”

Is that not something that should have happened? Sure it would end up in court. But the response from Gov B is so simple - “have Mitch call me.” That’s it. That’s not invasive or extraordinary. “We can start with a Zoom call. His wife’s there. She can set it up for him.”

Maybe I am oversimplifying, but it seems so obvious to me.

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They have to double down on the both side narrative now if they wanna have any chance in November

2 weeks ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 1

I don't understand why everyone is so eager to get McConnell replaced with what will almost certainly some other republican. Right now he's essentially an empty seat that can't vote for whatever dogshit legislation they want to pass. This is good.

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There's a senator from another state who *supposedly* has Mitch's proxy, and has said he will be voting "on his behalf".

2 weeks ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 1

Those votes don't count, senate can't vote by proxy. They have to be in the room to vote

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For one reason.

Thomas Massee.

He is lightning rod right now. And some feel he would be favored to win a run-off election because he is expected to drop bombs while speaking truth to power.

Yeah he's still a Maga tool, But he hates Trump and has been on the warpath to expose him every time he lies recently. This has value even though he's an conservative operative because seeing Conservatives fight back is important to giving the cult members a permission structure to step away from Maga..

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All he has to do is send a couple of state troopers to do a wellness check.

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He lives in DC. Do you think Kentucky state troopers have jurisdiction there ?

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...Send state troopers to another state, to an undisclosed location, and have them break into a place they are not allowed into. Ya'll really gonna say "he should have broken the law and because he won't he's weak!"? Crazy lunatics...

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The question is not whether McConnell is dead, but whether he is competent to serve as in the Senate. Do you think the evaluation of a couple of state troopers on sent on the order of a Democratic governor would be seen as credible or a snow job?

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If you cannot get a coherent answer from the man then he cannot be a senator.

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While I agree, it's better than doing virtually nothing.

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They’d have body cam footage of the interaction, and while we wouldn’t see it, the governor could easily get it and evaluate how lucid McConnell seems.

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First, I'm not at all sure that state troopers showing up for a wellness check would not be opposed by McConnell's people and would precipitate a nasty political incident right from the front door. Second, assuming that the officers got in and got footage of the interview (privacy issues notwithstanding), the governor is not a psychologist and not competent to make a judgement; anything he says could be challenged. Sometimes you just have to let shit play out.

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Senators don’t have secret service protection. If a cop wants to talk to them, they gotta talk to them.

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You people keep making shit up and then getting outraged over it. What "power" do you think he has here? McConnell is IN ANOTHER STATE, so any "power" the governor has is negated right there. If he is able to determine that McConnell is unfit to serve, the law says he has the power to /ask the Republican legislature to call for an election to replace him/. You really think they're going to do that without explicit proof? It's pathetic how you people act like dudes like this are weak because

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they're not enough like Trump for your liking. We get it, you hate the law and want your reps to treat it with the same contempt the MAGAs do, because you're no different than them. The overlap between "I'm a leftist, not a democrat!" and the MAGA crowd in how they think laws don't apply to them if they don't like them is just sad :/

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Hey how does all that boot taste?

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So if someone tries to punch you, you stand there and take it, because "fighting is against the law". Good to know about you, sport

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Regardless, even if he can or can't enforce a demand for proof of life....
Isn't it too late?

Not being a tool i actually wanna know.

If it is too late, then its political posturing... because whatever demands he makes for proof of life now, he shoulda made weeks or months ago.

If there is still time to enforce the law... then I'll give old Bashier a high five.

2 weeks ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 1

He actually made this demand publicly weeks ago and sent a letter to the Senate leader before the deadline. This isn't a breaking story, OP just regurgitating agitprop.

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Aaaaaaah

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No. A bunch of R's were pushing the Aug 3 deadline, because that's the point the govenor would legally have to show that McConnell vacated the position, but backdating that is perfectly reasonable if McConnell is dead. "He's been dead since before the deadline" is still valid, even if the deadline has passed. The actual "deadline" is early Sept, that's when the ball would have to start rolling.

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You are correct. Backdating it WOULD be perfectly reasonable... but after being complicit in all this fraud and hiding his corpse, my money is on them doing what DJT says and just refuse to let anyone fill the seat.. And there is nothing we can do except be mad about it...

I had hopes for Massie to get square back into the publics eye and shit on Trump every day.

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that law is unconstitutional. he could simply appoint someone to take mitch's place, and mitch could challenge it in court (under that law, which again, is unconstitutional).

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Who says it is? Has it been ruled unconstitutional ? How long do you think this would stay in the courts if he tried to challenge it now ? Asserting unconstitutionality is not a free ticket to do whatever you think is right.

2 weeks ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 6

can you read? that's how you can tell it's unconstitutional. it's not esoteric.

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It’s so non-esoteric that constitutional experts disagree about it. Sure buddy. Do you really think that the way to resolve conflicts between the state constitution and the federal constitution is to just assert that your position is correct and move forward ? Does rule of law mean anything to you ? Are legal procedures just fancy rituals with no meaning or purpose other than wasting everyone’s time ?

If that’s how you see the world, then I hope you’ll never be in any position of power.

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Well the state constitution that specifically states the Governor has the power to appoint people to the Senate if the seat is vacated does, in fact. If a law contradicts the Constitution, in this case a state law contradicting the state Constitution, then the law is invalid. However to get it reviewed by the judiciary it has to be challenged. IE: The Governor appoints someone, the GOP sues about it, and the case goes before the State Supreme Court, who rules on it.

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Except that the presence of the 17th amendment adds more complexity. It says the legislature can decide if it’s the governor or not. Add those things together and the best case scenario is that Beshear wins too late. Not a very smart expenditure of political capital. Especially since nothing tells us McConnell is sufficiently ill to qualify as unfit to serve. It seems that way for sure, but “idk what’s going on but it looks super fishy” does not look good on an official document.

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