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Mitch McConnell Repeatedly Confused on Senate Floor

August 20, 2026:

Mitch McConnell Repeatedly Confused on Senate Floor

Mitch McConnell
Dazed and Confused on Senate Floor

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Senator Mitch McConnell was showing signs of utter confusion 10 days before he was hospitalized … voting incorrectly and even getting the Senate Clerk to signal yea or nay.

Charlie turned up some pretty shocking videos from June 4th, when the Senate had a marathon session called vote-a-rama, where Senators voted 29 times during an 18-hour session.

The first video (above) shows Mitch voting yea, and then a concerned clerk walks up to Mitch’s Chief of Staff, apparently telling him the Senator from Kentucky voted incorrectly. After a quick huddle, you see Mitch change his vote to nay.


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In the next video, you see Senator Bernie Moreno coach Mitch, giving him a thumb’s down, which Mitch then parrots and votes nay.


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In the third video, the Senate Clerk actually signals Mitch on how to vote.

The Clerk has his hand under the table when he goes thumbs down. Mitch then follows suit.


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And the last video is snippets of Mitch sitting stationary for 6 hours, as the Senate conducts business.


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McConnell has not been seen publicly since June 14th. His condition remains unknown.

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