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DCCC Launches Digital Ad Holding Tom Kean Jr. Accountable for Trading Stocks While Missing 100+ Votes

As Kean Jr. returns to Washington, five-figure digital ad buy will remind NJ-07 voters that their congressman only looks out for himself

Ahead of Tom Kean Jr.’s return to Washington, the DCCC is launching a new digital ad to remind New Jersey voters that their congressman was still trading stocks even as he missed more than 100 votes while collecting a taxpayer funded salary.

Kean Jr. filed three different stock trading disclosures during his unexplained months-long absence, affixing his digital signature to each form. As a candidate, Kean Jr. pledged to ban congressional stock trading and promised to place his millions of dollars of assets into a blind trust. New Jersey voters have been reminded that Kean Jr. has broken both of those promises.

The digital ad will reach targeted voters on Meta, is backed by an initial five-figure investment, and will run for two full weeks. 

SEE THE AD FOR YOURSELF:

DCCC Spokesperson Eli Cousin:
“Career politician Tom Kean Jr. represents everything that’s wrong with a broken and corrupt Washington. Kean Jr. had time to play the stock market and line his pockets, but he didn’t have time to show up and answer to his own constituents. There is no justification for that kind of public corruption.”
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