Battleground Republican declares he is 'stronger than ever' as he addresses scrutiny over missed votes
Rep. Tom Kean Jr. says he is "stronger than ever" after a months-long hospitalization for depression, vowing to combat mental health stigma.
Rep. Tom Kean Jr., R-N.J., has returned to public life after a months-long hospitalization for depression, stating he is “stronger than ever” and addressing questions about his absence from Congress. He disclosed his diagnosis publicly to help reduce the stigma associated with mental health conditions. Kean also highlighted his legislative work on bipartisan efforts for equal mental and physical health insurance coverage.
- Rep. Tom Kean Jr. addressed his absence from Congress due to a months-long hospitalization for depression.
- He stated he is “stronger than ever” and seeks to combat the stigma surrounding mental health.
- Kean’s absence, which included missing over 100 votes, became a focal point for his challenger.
- He has resumed his legislative duties and pointed to his work on bipartisan bills for equal mental health coverage.
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