- Senator Mitch McConnell has been hospitalized since June 14, when paramedics responded to his home for a cardiac arrest incident and performed CPR.
- Republican political analyst Scott Jennings, a former adviser to McConnell, stated on Tuesday that he spoke with the senator, who is still recovering in the hospital, and expects him to return to work.
- McConnell's office confirmed last week that he is improving and actively working on Senate and Kentucky matters from the hospital, with other Senate leaders also claiming to have spoken with him.
- Amidst widespread speculation about his condition, including unsubstantiated claims from MAGA activist Laura Loomer, McConnell's allies maintain he will resume his duties.
- McConnell's ongoing absence creates challenges for Senate Majority Leader John Thune, particularly given McConnell's recent independent stances on key issues and his history of breaking with the White House.
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