The incredible footage captures the moment Mississippi Lt. Colonel Delbert Joseman suddenly collapsed on the floor of a state senator on Wednesday morning.
A dramatic moment recorded in a livestream of legislative lawsuits showed a 77-year-old Republican standing on the Senate podium.
The shocking incident caused Joseman's colleague to panic as he fired a hearable gasp and called for his name by rushing to request emergency services for his assistance, the video showed.
The Senate process quickly became boring as he saw a doctor.
“Thank you for your kind words and prayers,” Joseman was re-elected in November 2023 for the second term X Posted on Wednesday night.
“I'm dehydrated and I'm fine now. I'm grateful to the incredible medical professionals in Mississippi and ready to go back to work tomorrow. Lessons learned: Stay hydrated .”
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves, along with other state lawmakers, took Joseman to social media to send in Secretary of State from 2008 to 2020.
“The First Lady of Mississippi Ellie Reeves and I pray for Li throughout Joseman!” Magnolia Leader Post to Facebook.
Live-streamed video from the Mississippi Senate has since been deleted. Later, a fall clip has been played on social media along with an online audience questioning the quality of Josemann's health.
Discourses beyond the age of elected officials were amplified when 82-year-old Sen. Mitch McConnell was photographed in a wheelchair after suffering multiple waterfalls on Capitol Hill.
With post wire
