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McConnell’s Fall and Senate’s Shift | Montreal News
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Mitch McConnell, the 84-year-old Senate GOP leader, suffered a fall that briefly knocked him unconscious but thankfully left no broken bones, concussions, or major medical issues—just a slow recovery ahead. With his party already losing ground after Senator Lindsey Graham’s passing, McConnell’s temporary absence further tightens the GOP’s Senate majority, complicating key votes and nominations. A lifelong battle with post-polio syndrome has made mobility a challenge, yet he’s vowed to keep working, even using a wheelchair in sessions, and plans to finish his term before retiring in January. He’s staying connected with his staff, tackling unfinished business, and recently shared a photo with his wife to calm online rumors—proving his resolve to complete his mission for constituents, one step at a time.
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