Overview
- Mitch McConnell, serving as GOP Senate leader since 2007, opposes term limits for leadership roles, emphasizing elections as the current form of term limits.
- Sen. John Cornyn, running to succeed McConnell, advocates for six-year term limits to allow more members to serve in leadership positions.
- McConnell announces his departure from the leadership role in November, sparking a race for his succession among GOP senators.
- McConnell publicly backs Trump for the 2024 GOP primary, following Nikki Haley's suspension of her presidential campaign.
- The debate over term limits and leadership succession unfolds as the GOP prepares for the 2024 elections, with several senators vying for leadership roles.