Mitch McConnell health update: When will the Kentucky senator return? James Comer provides key update - watch video
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell aims to return on Sept. 14 after months away due to health issues, raising questions about his fitness to serve.
Sen. Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican senator, is expected to return to the Capitol Hill when the Senate reconvenes on Sept. 14, according to Rep. James Comer, the chair of the House Oversight Committee. Comer shared this information on Thursday, stating that he believes McConnell will be back in Washington when senators resume their duties after the congressional recess.
However, Comer could not confirm the return date directly, as he had not spoken to McConnell himself. McConnell, who has been away from the Senate for months, has not cast a vote since June 11. His absence stems from a fall at his Capitol Hill townhouse on June 14, leading to hospitalization and subsequent rehabilitation. McConnell announced his discharge from the rehabilitation facility last month, making his potential return a significant event in his political career.
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