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WHITE SULFUR SPRINGS, WVU.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) released the following statement today regarding the train accident in Virginia:

“My colleagues and I are deeply saddened by today’s fatal train accident in Virginia.

“My condolences, and those of the entire Senate family, go out to the victim’s family, friends, and coworkers. Our prayers are with the other accident victims who are fighting to recover from their injuries. And our deep gratitude is with the police, firefighters, and medical personnel who sped to the scene.

“It is impossible to overstate how much we Americans owe to our brave first responders – today and every day.”

From middle-class Americans’ pocketbooks to the ongoing fight against ISIL, there is more good news than I can begin to recite this morning. I look forward very much to attending the State of the Union tonight and hearing from the president. And on behalf of all the Americans we represent – men and women from coast to coast who are seeing the economy turn around and their country grow stronger before their eyes – I am glad there will be so much to applaud.

WASHINGTON, D.C.U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) made the following remarks regarding President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address and Democrats describing tax reform benefits as “crumbs,” “Armageddon”:

“Well, the president emphasized that America is growing again as a result of comprehensive tax reform bill last year. Employees are getting bonuses, pay raises, investments in their IRAs -- America is moving. Consumer confidence is high, the stock market is at a record level. We’re coming out of this economic funk that we were in throughout the Obama years and the president was right to talk about it and to take some credit for the direction America is heading in. We’re growing again – it’s important.”

“We know 90-percent of Americans are going to see an increase in their paychecks. And obviously if you’re a lower-income person, who doesn’t pay much in the way of taxes, you don’t get as much relief. But on a percentage basis…let’s take a single mother with one child. She’s going to get a 50-or 60-percent decrease in taxes. In other words, an increase in take home pay. That may seem like a crumb to Nancy Pelosi but to that particular family, it’s a lot of money.”

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