Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell left inpatient physical therapy on Saturday after suffering a concussion. It’s still not clear exactly when the GOP leader will return to the Senate.
McConnell’s aide said that he “will consult with his physical therapists on a return date to the Senate.”
Because a two-week recess is approaching after next week’s Senate session, the Kentucky Republican will work from home for the next few days, a McConnell aide said. The aide said that McConnell “will consult with his physical therapists on a return date to the Senate.” The Senate will be back in session after that recess the week of April 17.
; he also suffered a rib fracture. He was then moved to an inpatient rehab facility several days later. In the meantime, his condition and return has been the subject of immense interest in the Senate. In consultation with McConnell and his staff, Senate Minority Whip John Thune has been helping run the Senate GOP during McConnnell’s absence.
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