White House won’t say whether Bryson will stay

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The White House isn’t saying whether Commerce Secretary John Bryson is fit to continue serving after Bryson was cited for a felony hit-and-run Saturday.

The Commerce Department said Monday that Bryson was having a seizure when his Lexus collided with another car in the Los Angeles area. He drove away from the scene and minutes later hit another car, police said. Authorities found Bryson unconscious at the wheel of vehicle after the crashes. He spent Saturday night in the hospital and has since returned to D.C.

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