Senate president briefly in hospital

Bryan P. Sears//February 28, 2017

//February 28, 2017

ANNAPOLIS — Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. Tuesday said he’s feeling better after a brief afternoon visit to a local hospital.

Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. poses with protestors at a Democratic Rally Tuesday evening. Hours earlier, Miller was taken to a hospital for a brief check up after reporting feeling dizzy. Miller Tuesday night said the incident was minor and attributed feeling ill to "too much coffee." (The Daily Record / Bryan P. Sears) — Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. poses with protesters at a Democratic Party rally Tuesday evening. Hours earlier, Miller was taken to a hospital for a brief checkup after reporting feeling dizzy. Miller Tuesday night said the incident was minor and attributed feeling ill to ‘too much coffee. (The Daily Record / Bryan P. Sears)

Miller, 74, reported feeling light-headed sometime after presiding over a Senate floor session earlier in the day. A nurse on duty at the State House recommended Miller be checked out by a physician, according to a spokesman for the Senate president.

By late afternoon, Miller was back on the State House complex and spoke at a Democratic Party rally against President Donald Trump that took place in Lawyer’s Mall.

“They said I had too much coffee,” Miller said. “I think I do too much of everything.”

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