As we look at the U.S. Senate race in Kentucky, the MAGA movement may finally see a glimmer of hope. The time is now to dismantle McConnell Inc. once and for all.

Former Senate Majority (and Minority) Leader Mitch McConnell has been a constant in American politics for four decades. He has sat in Washington, accumulating wealth and power, until long after his expiration date. It's a story we're all too familiar with because it's not dissimilar to that of Joe Biden or Nancy Pelosi. Unfortunately, it has taken a long time for the establishment in Washington to be rooted out and for MAGA to take the reigns from the elitist class of the Republican Party that has controlled it for generations.

But the tides have finally begun to turn. Donald Trump was elected with an overwhelming majority, and Mitch McConnell, reading the tea leaves, announced his departure from the Senate. This brings us to today, where, every day, Donald Trump is in the White House fighting to save our country. And every day, Mitch McConnell is in the Senate fighting to stop Donald Trump. 

The Republican Party and, more broadly, our country, is at a crossroads. And those of us lucky enough to live in Kentucky will get to watch it all play out right in front of our eyes. This is a pivotal moment in our nation's history.

There are now three candidates to replace Mitch McConnell—or, perhaps more simply, two politicians and one actual human running to replace Mitch McConnell. The choice is stark, and the implications are significant. Andy Barr and Daniel Cameron have been fixtures of the Kentucky political scene and can trace their political lineage directly and exclusively to Mitch McConnell. 

On the non-political side of the ledger, we have Nate Morris. His origin story, that of a child born to a single mother in Appalachia, scrapping his way to the top of the business world, reads similarly to that of now-Vice President President J.D. Vance's journey.

Morris has certainly led on America First issues, such as cracking down on illegal immigration and opposing funding for foreign wars. His stance on these issues aligns with the 'America First' policies, which prioritize the interests of the United States over global concerns. He has also, notably, been the only vocal critic of Mitch McConnell. 

It would make sense that if MAGA wants to replace Mitch McConnell, perhaps we should do so with someone bold enough and free from McConnell's sufficient influence that today's words are "Mitch is wrong." 

However, that leads us to the crux of the issue, which is that replacing Mitch McConnell with Andy Barr or Daniel Cameron isn't a replacement at all.  Andy Barr called Mitch his mentor. And just like Mitch, he opposed President Trump's efforts to crack down on illegal immigration. Daniel Cameron also referred to Mitch as his mentor. And when asked, he couldn't name a single thing in public or in private that he disagreed with Mitch on. 

Make no mistake about it: Mitch McConnell wants nothing more than to have Daniel Cameron or Andy Barr in the Senate. He wants puppets who will continue to push his America Last agenda long after he is gone. 

Suppose we're going to save Western Civilization. In that case, we need someone who isn't afraid to call for a complete moratorium on all immigration until we deport every illegal currently in our country. Nate Morris has done that.

We need someone who says 'no' to the military-industrial complex and won't vote for blank checks for endless wars. Nate Morris has done that. 

We need someone who is going to rip down every last vestige of Mitch McConnell's RINO establishment legacy, which represents a departure from traditional conservative values, so our country can finally move forward. Nate Morris will do that. 

Kentucky voters will have the opportunity to demonstrate to the country that America First prevails over the establishment every single time. The opportunity now exists for Kentucky to elect a MAGA outsider who will send a message to the United States Senate and Washington, D.C., by sending Nate Morris to the chamber. Morris is the change agent the GOP needs because he represents a departure from the traditional establishment, he is bold enough to challenge the status quo, and he is committed to putting America First. By replacing the ultimate establishment Republican with Morris, Kentucky can pave the way for a new era in the GOP.