For almost three months, Rep. Tom Kean Jr.’s whereabouts and condition have been a mystery in his New Jersey congressional district. Now they are becoming a source of growing alarm for his party in Washington, where Republicans fear his prolonged absence could cost them his swing seat — and possibly their House majority.
By Dan Merica
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The comments express frustration and criticism towards Congressman Tom Kean for his prolonged absence without explanation, highlighting a perceived lack of accountability and transparency. Many commenters suggest that if an ordinary worker behaved similarly, they would be fired,... Show more
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