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At the Races: Full disclosure, Jersey edition

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By Daniela Altimari Verified, Mary Ellen McIntire Verified, Niels Lesniewski Verified
| Roll Call Verified
Welcome to At the Races! Each week we bring you news and analysis from the CQ Roll Call campaign team. Know someone who’d like to get this newsletter? They can subscribe here. By Daniela Altimari, Mary Ellen McIntire and Niels Lesniewski New Jersey Rep. Thomas H. Kean Jr. hasn’t been seen in Washington since he cast his last recorded vote on March 3. His staff hasn’t explained the Republican congressman’s absence, other than attributing it to a medical issue, and has given no timeline for his return.
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Former Rep. Barney Frank dead at 86

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By Niels Lesniewski Verified
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Former Rep. Barney Frank, the first member of Congress to voluntarily announce he was gay, who rose to lead the House Financial Services Committee at a seminal moment in American economic history, died Tuesday night. He was 86. The progressive Frank had among the sharpest wits of members of the House and was known at times for legendary impatience. He entered hospice care last month at his home in Ogunquit, Maine, while dealing with congestive heart failure.
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Former Rep. Barney Frank dies at 86

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By Niels Lesniewski Verified
| Batavia Daily News Verified
WASHINGTON — Former Rep. Barney Frank, the first member of Congress to voluntarily announce he was gay and who rose to lead the House Financial Services Committee at a seminal moment in American economic history, died Tuesday night. He was 86. The progressive Frank had among the sharpest wits of members of the House and was known at times for legendary impatience. kAmw6 6?E6C65 9@DA:46 42C6 =2DE >@?E9 2E 9:D 9@>6 :? ~8F?BF:E[ |2:?6[ H9:=6 562=:?8 H:E9 4@?86DE:G6 962CE 72:=FC6] %96 }qr 277:=:2E6 :?
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