Shocking images conquered the moment an older Mississippi legislator collapsed on the Senate floor.
Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann, a 77-year-old Republican, was seen in the ground while he was in a stage in the room on Wednesday.
The politician seemed to make a bit lanky, while he was still held on stage, before his body shot forward and then fell to the ground.
Spectators who were collected inside heard for breath and quickly running the help of his Hosemann, as a recess was called.
His fall was live stream on the YouTube channel of the legislation, where the video was quickly removed.
According to WLBT News, Hosemann was quickly cared for and managed to walk back to his office after the incident.
Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann, 77, saw collapsing to the ground while standing on a stage in the room
Hosemann, seen here, reportedly managed to return to his office after the incident
In a statement, his office said: 'Lt. Hosemann government is doing well and in good mood. He appreciates all the medical staff and would like to go back to work. '
State leaders wished him well after the clip of him was shared with social media.
The Governor of Mississippi, Tate Reeves, said: “First Lady Elee Reeves and I pray for Lieutenant -Governor Hosemann!”
Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith added: “I pray for my dear friend, Delbert Hosemann.”
Attorney General Lynn Fitch posted: 'My friend Delbert Hosemann is heavy as nails. Pray for a quick recovery. '
Former Senator of the state of Chris McDaniel added: ' Delbert Hosemann and I have had serious political disagreements. And yes, he said some annoying things about me.
'But that makes him no less human or less worthy of our care and concern. He fainted in the Senate Chamber today, and it is not clear what the cause could be.
'Please say a prayer for his health and safety. We all hope that he is doing well. '
Well, wishes have since arrived for Hosemann after the clip of him falls online was shared online
Hosemann responds to the question of a newspaper publisher during the annual meeting of the Mississippi Press Association in Flowood, Miss., 16 June 2023
It comes after Senator Mitch McConnell, 82, fell on Capitol Hill several times earlier this month.
The Republican of Kentucky first stumbled After he Senate floor after voting before Donald Trump'S Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner.
After he had taken some marble stairs, he was reportedly helped by Sens. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) And MarkWayne Mullin (R-Okla).
When, after he had recovered his foot and went to lunch for senators alone, McConnell reportedly fell again.
McConnell wore a plate of food before he fell and landed on his side, Punchbowl News reported.
The Republican is involved in several falls while working that led to various injuries.
Hosemann has been the Lieutenant Gouverneur of the State since January 2020, after he had previously served the State Secretary for Mississippi.
