MIA for 36 Days since February 15th. How many days is a Senate Rep allowed to be absent before they should be removed? Does Pennsylvania have a law/statue for this? Do Voters have the right to ask for Representation? Is there a Process?

As John Fetterman heals, his Senate staff soldiers on with the help of veteran lawmakers and crisis bonding: 'We all have each other's back'

Sen. John Fetterman has been hospitalized for clinical depression since February 15.

The freshman lawmaker's Senate aides have banded together to keep his office afloat.

Staff were chosen for their "deep understanding of the Senate … and of John's bedrock values."

A lot has happened in the 33 days since Pennsylvania's junior senator John Fetterman last stepped foot in the Senate chamber.

His colleagues have cast nearly four dozen votes since the stroke-surviving freshman Democrat checked into Walter Reed National Military Medical Center seeking treatment for clinical depression.

Most of those roll calls were on procedural motions or judicial nominations. But there have also been substantive moves such as rejecting a Labor Department rule on socially conscious investing — a rebuke which prompted Joe Biden's first presidential veto — and clearing the way for repeal of a decades-old congressional authorization for use of military force against Iraq.

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