Senator Mitch McConnell’s home vandalized in Kentucky
“Weres my money [sic]” reads the message spray-painted on the door of the Kentucky home of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
“Weres my money [sic]” reads the message spray-painted on the door of the Kentucky home of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.

"Weres my money [sic]" reads the message spray-painted on the door of the Kentucky home of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Also, near that message, painted in red, another message reads " F**k Mitch" and another one "Mitch kills the poor".
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View on XAnother message in black on the white garage entrance reads "$2k cancel rent! We want everything!, according to TMZ.
It appears at this time that there is no other damage done to the house or the surrounding area.
McConnell recently overrode a presidential veto, stalling and possibly sinking a coronavirus relief bill that has been months in the making, and even among his own caucus, people are not too happy about it.
A similar incident also occurred at the San Francisco home of the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, who was stalling the bill while it was in the House.. In the case of Pelosi's home, they also apparently left a pig's head and bucket of blood as a holiday present.
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