McConnell’s prolonged absence prompts scrutiny over health disclosures
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Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, 84, has been out of the Senate for nearly six weeks after a June 14 fall and hospitalization, later moving to a rehab facility with no public timetable for his return. As rumors circulate and allies and opponents press for more health transparency, his absence narrows the GOP Senate majority and raises questions about when he might vote again.
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