► Fearing Republicans could lose the Senate in 2020, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is already demanding Democrats allow him to obstruct their agenda when they come to power. In a Thursday op-ed in the New York Times, McConnell makes a cynical plea that a new Democratic majority should refrain from ending the Senate filibuster, which requires most legislation to garner a 60-vote majority to pass.
"I recognize it may seem odd that a Senate majority leader opposes a proposal to increase his own power," McConnell writes, though his plea would, of course, only be applicable if he is no longer the majority leader. But McConnell's argument ignores the fact that he manipulated, changed, or simply ignored Senate rules and tradition to increase his own power once he became majority leader after the 2014 election.
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