Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell here, what questions do you have for me?

You have served over thirty years and you have not yet grown up. Blocking hearings on the President's Supreme Court nominee reminds me of a spoiled child that throws a temper tantrum when he does not get his way. When are you going to grow up and do something for the country and the voters who elected you?

Senator-one of your most controversial actions in your tenure was the refusal to consider President Obama's nomination for the Supreme Court. Your rationale,let the people and/or next President do it ,was attacked by two legal professionals,Kar and Mazzone,who discussed how there have been 6 similar incidents in our history. Their analysis allegedly demonstrates that your decision was unprecedented, and completely wrong. Did you respond to this analysis? If not,please give us a response. BTW,I am a Republican and have always supported your actions in the Senate

Emphasis on "long."

Sir: The Republicans seem so gun-shy about "shutting down the government". How do we stop funding President Obama's programs and enabling his extra-Constitutional over-reach of Presidential authority if we're not willing to shut down the government? What other mechanism is available, other than just "going along" and continuing to fund his huge-government deficit spending programs?
Sincerely,
Hugh Blanchard

Senator McConnell, you will note that there are numerous questions asking about term limits. The real question is when are YOU retiring. The voters are tired of over the hill , rich, politicians in Washington doing nothing for the good of the country. A perfect example is YOUR refusal to vote on the Supreme Court Justice nominated by our President. Why don't you and the other obstructionist in Congress get off your butt and work for the good of the United States of America for a change, you have done nothing but obstruct for 7.5 years now.

Why does the Senator still believe that Medicare and Social Security are contributing to the deficit? If this is the case why does congress and the Senate continue to "borrow" money from the Social Security trust fund? ( debt owed is now over a trillion dollars). We want our money back.

Mitch McConnell - What are your views about increasingly expensive medical drugs and treatments - with drug companies now charging as much as $30,000 per dose and considering charging as much as $1,000,000 per treatment - and suggesting patients should mortgage their lifelong income to receive a single dose of a drug or a single treatment - how do you control these medical costs? Warmest Regards, Sandy

I read through a few pages of questions, not a single response from "Senator Mitch". I'm guessing he a) cannot answer a single question honestly or b) is a troll

Yes, Senator. In light of this recent report “We concluded that the USCIS Field Office Director Martin at the San Bernardino office improperly delayed HSI agents from conducting a lawful and routine law enforcement action…” the report said. “We have also concluded that the Field Office Director was not candid with OIG investigators during her interview,” why hasn't Ms. Martin been indicted for obstructing a federal criminal investigation and perjury?
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/06/06/federal-immigration-boss-at-center-turf-war-over-terror-suspect-facing-disciplinary-action.html?intcmp=hpbt4

Thanks for taking the time. My question is with minimum increases in military wages and with the civilian/military pay gap growing larger for work we do; would you even propose, sponsor, or consider a special income tax bracket for military members active/reserve/national guard. We are losing any ground we had compared to the civilian markets we are being forced to for everyday living. All of our advantages (exchanges, health care, retirement, BAH, etc) are being nickel and dimed at a slow but increasing rate, while pay has only went up at the slowest historical rates (2011-1.4%, 2102-1.6%, 2013-1.7%,2014-1%,2015-1.3%,2016-1.3%, and 2017 is projected at 1.6%).
I think a special tax rate for anyone serving active duty under 8 years should be a 6%, while anyone from 9-20 years should be 8%, and 21-40 should be capped at 12% at the federal level.
We hold an important job that possess a unique skill set that only employees a total of 1.4 million to include the Coast Guard(active), while maintaining rough 800,000 in the COMPO 2 and 3 forces.
http://www.defenseone.com/management/2014/09/heres-chart-showing-30-years-military-pay-raises/94124/
So Senator McConnell, would you support a special tax rate for Military Personnel?