Since Mitch McConnell has shrewdly chosen to align himself with Christianity, (and most of the GOP for that matter), he will therefore, especially be judged by the teachings of Jesus, I think is the point by this alleged psychic fortune-teller here. (Whether in this life, or the next. Or both). And therefore, by what he knows in relation to those teachings, and by his own words and actions. In other words, there are certain laws and spiritual principles that spiritual people especially, believe are built into the very fabric of the Universe itself, irrespective of religious affiliation, or no religious affiliation at all, regardless. (Ironically, the Bible itself bears this out, in a passage that addresses the issue of those who may never have heard the gospel for instance, and the supposed problem of reconciling that with a compassionate and just God). Even some supposed (white) witches for example, believe in what is known as: 'The Rule of Three' or 'The Law of Threefold Return', or from what I understand, referred to as: The Wican Threefold Law. Very interesting...
There is just one last thing that I have to say (for whatever its worth) that always seems to come to mind here regarding these hypocrites. (And I'm not necessarily saying that I'm perfect either, but come on?)
It's something that I remember reading as a kid, that is written in the Hebrew Bible (or The Old Testament) where it sorta' like quotes God speaking in the third person, through a prophet, to sorta' like slap the people on side of the head, to bring them to their senses and snap them out of it, if you will. (And seems to give them a warning, and the need for them to get their act together). It's where the prophet speaking on behalf of God says: "Because of you, I am despised among the nations!"
I'm not even very religious, and I get it. This part, may really be the Word of God, I guess. As a devout (but sensible) jewish friend himself once told me: "Some parts maybe are, some parts, maybe not..."