Mitch McConnell news today: Kentucky senator returns to Senate after hospitalization, health concerns
McConnell returned to Senate work while continuing his recovery and said he would try to attend important votes.
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Mitch McConnell returned to the Senate after a three-month absence following a fall and hospitalization, but said he is still recovering and may miss some votes. His return could provide Republicans a needed vote as they try to advance legislation.
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63 OUTLETSOutlets agree that McConnell returned to the Senate after about three months away following a June fall and hospitalization. He said he was still recovering and intended to resume work and attend important votes. Left-leaning outlets report the return but emphasize concerns about McConnell’s health, ability to serve and public accountability. Center outlets focus on his recovery and plans to resume Senate work, including attendance at votes. Right-leaning outlets largely focus on the return’s effect on Senate votes, while some cast it as an answer to speculation about his health.
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