Former Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is stepping down after 37 years in office, but Republican hopefuls are struggling to gain traction in his home state. Three candidates, Nate Morris, Daniel Cameron, and Andy Barr, are vying for the top spot despite low approval ratings from some Kentucky voters. While supporters of each candidate have their backing, others see McConnell as a “punching bag” who has delivered significant funding for the state. With some questioning his legacy, these challengers must navigate the complexities of Republican politics in Kentucky.
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