Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky has been absent from the Senate for the past three months. His absence is due to a fall that occurred at his Washington residence, according to statements from his office. Since the incident in June, McConnell has not made a return to the chamber.
The Senate is set to reconvene on Monday after a five-week recess. However, there is uncertainty surrounding McConnell’s potential return to the chamber. His continued absence has prompted discussions regarding his health and future participation in legislative activities.

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