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Okay, so nobody is surprised that Mitch McConnell believes he owes his career to the Koch brothers. Absolutely nobody. But we are thrilled to hear him gushingly thank them on tape and have the audio recording leaked to the whole wide world. It’s especially…uh..touching to learn that McConnell had absolutely nothing better to do than spend…

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Koch Brothers Influence Senate

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