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April 9, 2023

Sen. Richard Blumenthal to Undergo Surgery Following Accident at UConn Victory Parade

Emery Taylor
Emery Taylor

Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) is scheduled to undergo surgery on Sunday after suffering a fractured femur during the University of Connecticut men's basketball victory parade on Saturday. The accident occurred when a person taking video footage of the senator during the procession stumbled and fell, subsequently landing on top of him.

Despite being knocked down, according to fellow Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy, Blumenthal managed to finish out the celebratory march with determination: "He got back up, dusted himself off, and FINISHED the PARADE," Murphy tweeted in support.

Blumenthal has been an influential figure in American politics since his election into Senate in 2010 following two decades serving as Attorney General for Connecticut. Currently leading bipartisan efforts to crack down on TikTok – a social media app with ties to communist China – he remains committed towards protecting national security concerns amidst rising international tensions.

The senator's resilience was evident not only through completing Saturday’s parade but also by continuing his public service while dealing with personal challenges over recent years; this latest incident serves as another testament towards his dedication within political spheres both domestically and globally alike