Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has requested that Senator Mitch McConnell demonstrate his fitness to serve in Congress following McConnell's recent discharge from the hospital. In a letter, Beshear urged the 84-year-old senator to communicate directly with the people of Kentucky regarding his ability to fulfill his duties. McConnell's office announced that he had been discharged but was not yet medically cleared to return to work after undergoing physical therapy following a fall at his home on June 14. McConnell stated that he is focused on his recovery and will miss a significant political event in Kentucky. Beshear has previously called for more transparency regarding McConnell's health and has also reached out to Senate Majority Leader John Thune to investigate McConnell's condition if he does not provide proof of his capability to serve.
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Kentucky Governor Calls on Senator McConnell to Address Health Concerns
Governor Andy Beshear of Kentucky has called on Senator Mitch McConnell to prove his fitness to serve after McConnell's recent hospitalization. Beshear's request follows McConnell's discharge from the hospital, during which he has been undergoing physical therapy. The governor has also contacted Senate Majority Leader John Thune regarding McConnell's health transparency.
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Kentucky Governor Calls on Senator McConnell to Address Health Concerns