Congressman Thomas Kean Jr., representing New Jersey’s 7th district, has been active on social media discussing recent legislative developments. He has shared insights and opinions regarding the House-passed Reconciliation bill and its implications for New Jersey families.
On June 8, 2025, Congressman Kean posted about his latest op-ed on NJ.com, highlighting significant victories in the House-passed Reconciliation bill. He emphasized efforts to “safeguard Medicaid for those who truly rely on it” and to “fully restore the property tax.”
The following day, June 9, 2025, he addressed Senator Scott directly via Twitter. In his tweet, Kean asserted that “New Jersey has been subsidizing Florida for a long time,” while affirming that the path laid out by the House bill benefits both states.
Later that day, Congressman Kean tweeted about measures within the House Reconciliation bill aimed at protecting Medicaid. He stated that they have taken steps to prevent “illegal aliens from stealing Medicaid” while safeguarding resources for children, seniors, and other vulnerable populations. The tweet further emphasized efforts to protect Medicaid from “waste, fraud, and abuse” as detailed in his post.
Thomas Kean Jr., born in Livingston in 1968 and currently residing in Westfield, holds a BA from Dartmouth College. Since replacing Tom Malinowski in Congress in 2023, he continues to advocate for policies benefiting New Jerseyans.
