Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell suddenly froze up while giving remarks during a press conference on Wednesday, raising concerns about his health after suffering a concussion earlier this year
suddenly froze up while giving remarks during a press conference on Wednesday, raising concerns about his health after suffering a concussion earlier this year.
Reporters were gathered around a lectern at the Capitol as McConnell talked of the Senate’s work this week, but he stopped mid sentence. He stood at the lectern for about 25 seconds before Sen. John Barrasso came forward and said to him, “Anything else you want to say, or should we just go back to your office? Do you want to say anything else to the press?” McConnell then left, with Barrasso escorting him back.
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