Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell Claims He's Fully Recovered from Recent Health Issues

McConnell's reassurances come after several public episodes of freezing mid-speech that fuelled health concerns, however, according to the Capitol’s attending physician, tests have ruled out serious conditions such as stroke, seizure, and Parkinson's.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has reassured the public and his party that he has fully recovered from recent health issues, which included freezing mid-speech on multiple occasions.
According to the Capitol’s attending physician, McConnell, who is 81 years old, has been tested and serious conditions such as stroke, seizure, and Parkinson's disease have been ruled out.
McConnell continues to lead the Republican party during a crucial time of leadership struggles in the House GOP, alongside important discussions about funding for Israel and Ukraine as part of the ongoing war against Russia.
Despite health concerns, McConnell remained active in political discussions and appeared on two Sunday talk shows to advocate for a supplemental package that pairs funding for Israel and Ukraine.
McConnell has been a respected and steadfast leader of the Republican party and continues to be viewed president in team meetings and behind the scenes.