Mitch McConnell being pushed to resign

So Mitch McConnell is being pushed to resign by Roger Villere. Normally I wouldn't think much of this considering the substantial influence McConnell's overall career has given him in the Senate (and in this case I would still bet on McConnell sticking around), however Villere is apparently the VP of the RNC. Not to mention with Boehner resigning next month it feels like anything could happen.

So thoughts on this?

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/sep/27/mitch-mcconnell-pushed-resign-senate-majority-lead/#disqus_thread

Boehner had (possibly) a numbers problem; it was conceivable, but unlikely, that he could've had needed some Democrats to remain as Speaker (which would have been an unattainable situation).

The Senate has always characterize itself as the "grown ups" body of Congress. Aside from Ted Cruz I don't expect anyone else to formally ask Mitch McConnell to resign. Not Rand Paul, not Marco Rubio, not Mike Lee (at least not yet).

Sure, McConnell should heed what happened in the House and take notice, but this is just some dude that nobody cares for blowing up some steam.

@Serraph105: you mean the turtle in the Congress?

@The_Last_Ride: The one and only.

I think everyone's still in a wait and see mode regarding Boehner's exit. How the power in the House shifts (and in the party at large) will dictate much in the coming months. If anything, this seems to me like someone or some people testing the waters. As someone above mentioned, it seems to have little chance of success.

They found footage of the election race

To resign just from his position as majority leader, or from his Senate seat entirely? He just go re-elected last year, so I don't see him resigning. Plus the current governor of Kentucky is a Democrat, so if he were to resign and leave a vacancy while Beshear is still governor (and he won't be for long, he's term limited and the election to replace him is this November), then he'd likely be temporarily replaced by a Democrat until the special election is held.