McConnell Breaks Weeks of Silence, Says a Fall and Pneumonia Led to Hospitalization
Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., broke nearly a month of silence about his health on Sunday, revealing that a fall led to his mid-June hospitalization and that he had been treated for pneumonia and was 'briefly unconscious.' The 84-year-old former majority leader shared a photo from his hospital bed and said he does not expect to return to the Senate floor 'quite yet,' an absence that could complicate looming votes.
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