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Mitch McConnell Continues To Deny Any Health Issues Despite Having An Obviously Bruised Face And Hands

Mitch McConnell Continues To Deny Any Health Issues Despite Having An Obviously Bruised Face And Hands
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was seen this week with what appeared to be severe bruising and bandages on his hands.

The 78 year old Senator, who also seemed to have bruising on his face, eluded questions about health issues stating simply there were "no concerns."


McConnell is up for re-election this year and declined to provide any further explanation for his worrisome appearance. An aide to the Kentucky Senator also remained tight lipped about the situation after multiple inquiries.

In 2019 McConnell suffered a fall in his home that resulted in a fractured shoulder and had a successful triple bypass surgery in 2003. When reporters asked if there were any health concerns constituents should know about McConnell said "of course not" although, he ignored questions asking if he was being treated by a physician.

Despite growing concerns over his appearance McConnell has been working on the Senate floor as usual this week while the chamber is in session, taking time to speak in favor of controversial conservative Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett.

The amount of discoloration has raised questions about his ability to continue with the duties entrusted to him by voters.







Hopefully answers come before Election Day.

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