Senator MitchMcConnell in Kentucky on . In September 2019, the Morning Consult found that McConnell's approval rating had been underwater since the first quarter of 2017, when it was 44% positive and 47% negative. (TNND) — Former Senate Republican Leader MitchMcConnell, R-Ky., is “fine” after falling twice on Wednesday in the Capitol, his office said. McConnell first slipped and fell on stairs near the Senate chamber and a second time during the Republican conference lunch. Keyphrase + Quick Looks: MitchMcConnellCapitolFall Quick LooksSen. McConnell, 83, fell en route to Senate votesMcConnell voted shortly after and planned to vote again later MitchMcConnell, the outgoing Republican leader in the Senate, is working from home Thursday after he fell at his office in the Capitol and suffered minor injuries, a McConnell spokesman said. Senator MitchMcConnellfell on October 16th in a Capitol office building but was quickly helped up by security. A spokesperson stated he is "all good" and proceeded to vote on an appropriations bill. MitchMcConnell tripped and fell in a Senate building while being questioned by an activist on the move. A STARTLING new video caught MitchMcConnell dramatically falling as he walked through the US Capitol. McConnell, 83, was taking time to answer questions about Immigration and Customs Enforcement when he suddenly fell. MitchMcConnellCapitol Hill Republican Party Senate.McConnell has had several health scares in the past. In March, the senator was briefly hospitalized after a fall at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in Washington, D.C. He fractured a rib and was concussed. On , Senator MitchMcConnell, the 83-year-old Republican stalwart from Kentucky, once again found himself at the center of a storm—not for his political… MitchMcConnell, 83, was filmed falling in a Capitol hallway/basement Thursday after an activist from the Sunrise Movement asked him about recent actions by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
