U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell has expressed his condolences following the death of Tom Donohue, former CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. In a statement released from Washington, D.C., McConnell highlighted Donohue's significant contributions to both the business community and the nation.
McConnell remarked on Donohue's ability to form lasting friendships and build strong coalitions, stating, “Elaine and I were saddened to learn of the passing of our good friend, Tom Donohue. Around Washington and across the country, so many people will remember Tom as exactly that: a friend."
He praised Donohue as "a visionary leader, an extraordinary advocate, and a tireless builder of coalitions whose transformative work left the U.S. Chamber, the broader business community, and our entire nation stronger." According to McConnell, entrepreneurs nationwide benefited from Donohue's leadership at the Chamber.
McConnell concluded by offering support to Donohue's family during this difficult time: “Today, our prayers are with the entire Donohue family as they mourn an incredible life.”
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