Hirono: McConnell banking on colleagues' help to take SCOTUS seat

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Hirono: McConnell banking on colleagues' help to take SCOTUS seat
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“We are going to explore every avenue to stop Mitch McConnell from stealing yet another Supreme Court seat,” Sen. Hirono says.

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