Mitch McConnell Has Cosponsored Legislation Since Being Hospitalized
Summary
Senator Mitch McConnell has not voted in the Senate since being hospitalized in June after a fall but continues to support new laws by cosponsoring bills remotely. He is still recovering and not yet cleared to return to the Capitol, while his office says he remains active in his work.Key Facts
- McConnell, age 84, was hospitalized after a fall that caused brief unconsciousness.
- He was tested for serious conditions; doctors ruled out stroke, heart attack, concussion, tumor, and bleeding.
- During hospitalization, McConnell had mild pneumonia and underwent many tests.
- He continues to cosponsor legislation from home, including bills honoring Senator Lindsey Graham and sanctioning Russia.
- McConnell has not returned to the Senate floor and is still undergoing rehabilitation.
- He faces challenges in recovery partly due to aftereffects of childhood polio.
- Some lawmakers and public figures have asked for clearer updates on his health and ability to serve.
- McConnell’s office says he is working with staff and engaged in policy discussions remotely.
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