Senator Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., is currently in a rehabilitation facility and has not yet been medically cleared to leave, according to a statement from the congressional Office of Attending Physician. McConnell announced that he will miss the annual Fancy Farm picnic in Kentucky, a political event featuring speeches from candidates. In his statement, he expressed regret over missing the event and sent best wishes to the St. Jerome community. McConnell, 84, was hospitalized on June 14 following a fall, and his recovery includes a rigorous physical therapy regimen aimed at rebuilding strength and reducing future fall risks. The physician's statement noted that McConnell's childhood polio continues to affect his mobility. He has indicated that he looks forward to returning to the Senate and Kentucky, though he is not seeking reelection.
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Senator Mitch McConnell Remains in Rehabilitation, Will Miss Kentucky Event
Senator Mitch McConnell is undergoing rehabilitation and will miss the Fancy Farm picnic in Kentucky due to health issues. He was hospitalized after a fall in June and is currently participating in physical therapy. McConnell expressed his regret about missing the event and looks forward to returning to his duties in the Senate.
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McConnell remains in rehab and says he'll miss key Kentucky political event
Senator Mitch McConnell Remains in Rehabilitation, Will Miss Kentucky Event