RINO Mitch McConnell has attacked Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his supporters just two weeks before the election, calling Trump a “sleazebag” and “narcissist” and describing his supporters as “losers” who are looking for excuses for their failures in life.

“Trump is appealing to people who haven’t been as successful as other people and providing an excuse for that, that these more successful people have somehow been cheated, and you don’t deserve to think of yourself as less successful because things haven’t been fair,” McConnell said.

The quotes can be found in McConnell’s upcoming biography, in which the Minority Leader of the US Senate also declares the MAGA movement is “completely wrong” and President Ronald Reagan would not recognize the Republican Party under Trump.

“I think Trump was the biggest factor in changing the Republican Party from what Ronald Reagan viewed and he wouldn’t recognize today,” McConnell told the Associated Press’ Michael Tackett for “The Price of Power.”

Some of McConnell’s other comments focused on Trump’s behavior after he lost the election in 2020, which McConnell describes as “erratic.”

Mike Lee, the US Senator for Utah, weighed in on the controversy, slamming McConnell for choosing the 11th hour in a presidential race to weigh in with his negative comments designed to sabotage the chances of GOP candidates.

“Those running for Senate GOP leadership posts need to weigh in on this & commit never to sabotage Republican candidates & colleagues—particularly those who are less than two weeks away from a close election,” said Lee.