Rep. Tom Kean Jr.'s Extended Absence Raises Concerns Over GOP Majority
Rep. Tom Kean Jr., a Republican congressman from New Jersey, has been absent from Capitol Hill since early March, missing approximately 100 votes. His absence has sparked concern and speculation in Washington, as well as among his constituents. Kean has cited a vague medical issue as the reason for his absence, promising to disclose more details in the future. His disappearance has political implications, particularly for Speaker Mike Johnson, as the GOP holds a slim majority in the House. Kean's absence has already affected legislative proceedings, with Republican leaders canceling a vote on ending the war in Iran due to fears of insufficient support. Kean recently resurfaced, indicating he plans to run for a third term and will return to voting soon. 
