“The fundamental question is ‘What’s Mitch for?’” Biden continued. “What’s he for on immigration? What’s he for? What’s he proposing to make anything better?'
“Mitch has been very clear he’d do anything to prevent Biden from being a success and I get on with Mitch, I actually like Mitch McConnell,” said Biden, who marked his first year in office with just the second press conference since assuming it.
Biden, first elected to the Senate in 1972, has an extensive history of working with McConnell, who entered the chamber about a decade later. Biden had campaigned on his ability to reach across the aisle, stating that Republicans would have an “ Earlier in his comments, Biden stated, “I did not anticipate that there would be such a stalwart effort to make sure that the most important thing was that President Biden didn’t get anything done,” adding, “What are Republicans for? ... Name me one thing they’re for.”
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