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  1. The current state of Kentucky is being represented, with health issues affecting the capacity of key figures to serve in the Senate.

Mitch McConnell chairs the Appropriations subcommittee and serves as a leader in the Senate, representing his home state of Kentucky.

66 reports, 38 independent Updated Sep 17
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Mitch McConnell chairs the Appropriations subcommittee and serves as a leader in the Senate, representing his home state of Kentucky.

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  1. Details added regarding McConnell's service as a Kentucky Senator and his actions against Obama.1 source
  2. Missed votes occurred on July 27th regarding U.S. military involvement with Iran, concerning senior Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.1 source
  3. Mitch McConnell leads the Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee regarding Iran war funding.1 source
  4. The office of the Senator is governed by state law.1 source
  5. McConnell represents the interests of western Kentucky.1 source
  6. General statement confirming Mitch McConnell's role as a Kentucky Senator.1 source
  7. McConnell's specific leadership roles in the Senate are highlighted.1 source
  8. Mitch McConnell serves as a member of the Senate representing Kentucky.1 source

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