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THUD! Claire McCaskill's rush to slam Mitch McConnell for 'destroying Senate norms' ends in hard trip over Harry Reid

As we told you earlier, the House continues to stall sending the articles of impeachment to the Senate, and Nancy Pelosi is trying to pin blame on Mitch McConnell for refusing to capitulate to Chuck Schumer’s demands:

Democrats — even former members of Congress — are trying to help Pelosi and Schumer sell that narrative. Claire McCaskill is among them:

McCaskill made the remarks on “Meet the Press”:

And when she said “the Senate is no longer what it was,” McCaskill means “in Democrat control” with a liberal Majority Leader:

People whose memories extend to times before Trump became president remember well in what regards “Senate norms” were held:

Nice try though, ex-senator!

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