Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has made scathing private remarks about former President Donald Trump, describing him as 'stupid,' 'ill-tempered,' and a 'despicable human being,' according to a forthcoming biography by AP journalist Michael Tackett. Despite these harsh assessments made during the aftermath of the 2020 election and the January 6 Capitol riot, McConnell has publicly endorsed Trump's 2024 presidential run. The biography, 'The Price of Power,' reveals McConnell's concerns about Trump's behavior potentially costing Republicans the Senate majority in Georgia's runoffs and highlights McConnell's belief that the American public rejected Trump due to his misrepresentations. While McConnell has criticized Trump's role in the Capitol riot, he later voted to acquit Trump during the impeachment trial, paving the way for Trump's continued influence in the GOP. This contradictory stance reflects the complex and often contentious relationship between McConnell and Trump.