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Mitch McConnell Shows Confusion in Senate Vote-a-Rama Videos Before Hospitalization

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Senator Mitch McConnell displayed signs of confusion during a Senate vote-a-rama on June 4th, just ten days before he was hospitalized.

The marathon session included 29 votes over 18 hours, and videos captured the Kentucky senator voting incorrectly and needing assistance.

In one video, McConnell initially votes yea, but a concerned clerk approaches his chief of staff, and after a brief discussion, McConnell changes his vote to nay.

Another video shows Senator Bernie Moreno coaching McConnell with a thumbs-down gesture, which McConnell then imitates.

In a third video, the Senate Clerk signals McConnell on how to vote, keeping his hand under the table and giving a thumbs-down, which McConnell follows.

Additional footage shows McConnell sitting stationary for six hours as the Senate conducts business.

McConnell has not been seen publicly since June 14th, and his condition remains unknown.

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