Mitch McConnell returns to US Senate after three-month absence

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by the lingering effects of "childhood polio." However, he reassured his fellow senators that he would do his "best to be present" for critical votes "when our conference needs me."

His prolonged absence had fueled anxiety among Republicans, who hold a slim 53-47 majority in the Senate. During his time away, Democrats capitalized on his absence

Mitch McConnell returns to US Senate after three-month absence

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