Senator Mitch McConnell Returns to Senate Amid Polio-Related Recovery Concerns
Medical experts said the lingering effects of childhood polio could slow Senator Mitch McConnell’s recovery as he resumed duties on the Senate floor in Washington, D. C. , on September 14, Newsweek reported. McConnell, who had been hospitalized after a June fall, returned to the Capitol after a 92-day absence and cast his first vote on a judicial nomination, according to CBS News. He later received assistance from a colleague to vote affirmatively at a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing, as noted by independent.
co. uk. Senate Republicans welcomed his return, USA Today said. Earlier, CNN and USA Today had reported that he had not confirmed when he would resume duties as the Senate reconvened.