WASHINGTON, D.C.: It’s not quite “Trump-McConnell 2020,” but it might as well be.
As he runs for reelection, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is positioning himself as the President’s wingman, his trusted right hand in Congress, transformed from a behind-the-scenes player into a prominent, if sometimes reviled, Republican like none other besides Donald Trump himself.
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