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Psychologist reveals signs of Mitch McConnell’s 'neurocognitive' failure

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Psychologist reveals signs of Mitch McConnell’s 'neurocognitive' failure

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On Friday, a widely cited psychologist and body language expert revealed signs that Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is afflicted with some form of “neurocognitive” condition. According to Dr. John Garrison, footage of McConnell’s first vote after returning to the Senate from his three-month medical absence makes it apparent that he has “absolutely no idea what is going on.” Garrison begins by examining a video of McConnell’s arrival to vote. “He is unmoving,” notes Garrison. “Just has a thumbs up and they are moving him along fast. This is a lot of what we're seeing from Mitch McConnell: frozen positions, his facial expression unchanging, no responsiveness to the environment around him. I think comprehension-wise, he is not comprehending what is being spoken to him. He does not understand what he is doing.” According to Garrison, the senator’s issues become even more apparent when he attempts to vote . In the video, as someone grasps his arm to let him know he’s being spoken to, McConnell

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