evidence: Mitch McConnell is cranky. You see, he really doesn’t want to safeguard our elections from foreign interference—the kind Robert Mueller warned last week will happen again in 2020 unless action is taken ASAP. We know this based on the fact that he has blocked numerous bipartisan bills intended to prevent election meddling, including one requiring Facebook, Google, and other tech companies to disclose buyers of political ads; one that would impose sanctions on any entity that attacks a U.S. election; and, most recently, one that would have required presidential campaigns to report any offers of assistance from agents of foreign governments, the kind the president has said he would gladly accept. At the same time, the senator from Kentucky doesn’t like when people accurately call him out for stonewalling any and all attempts to actually protect Democracy. It really gets him steamed up! And so, after the Washington Post ran an op-ed denouncing McConnell for systematically preventing the U.S. "from defending ourselves," and saying that he "is, arguably more than any other American, doing Russian President Vladimir Putin’s bidding," well, Mitch had no choice but to throw a massive conniption on the Senate floor.