Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Wednesday said the House-passed bill to increase the stimulus check payment to $2,000 isn’t going to pass in the upper chamber. It came after President Donald Trump slammed the CCP virus stimulus package last week, calling on Congress to pass $2,000 payments and get rid of measures not related to the pandemic. Trump also vetoed a defense spending bill because it failed to address reform of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. On Monday, the House passed the $2,000 stimulus payment bill. McConnell blocked unanimous consent to authorize $2,000 stimulus checks and introduced a different bill that tied the $2,000 payments to a repeal of Section 230 as well as the establishment of a committee that would investigate voter fraud claims. “The Senate is not going to split apart the three issues that President Trump linked together just because Democrats are afraid to …