McConnell used lawful Senate power to win lasting victories, above all the 6-3 Court, at the cost of the restraints that made divided government work. The Court he built then limited the accountability he had pointed to for Trump.

Where the method came from: Bork, money as speech, and how the Senate floor really works.
One-term president, hostage economics, and the stolen seat.
Going nuclear, the judicial assembly line, and the thirty days before an election.
The January exception and the Court he built.
Candidate quality, what Kentucky got, endorsement and exit.
Seven reform proposals, plus exhibits, a timeline, a glossary and a discussion guide for book clubs and classrooms.
He blocked consideration of Merrick Garland, then drove Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation eight days before an election. The book closes in October 2026, before the midterms and the end of his final term.
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It is a political history of how Mitch McConnell used lawful Senate power to build the 6-3 Supreme Court, and what it cost: the restraints that made divided government work.
Sean Sandoval. It is published by Buy One Media.
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