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[jwp-video n=”1″] Observers were quick to bring up those votes as they reacted to Schock’s coming out letter, which he posted to Instagram on Thursday.
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Schock left the House in 2015 when he became the target of an investigation into how he spent campaign money and his $1 million-plus annual office fund.
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Campaign finance reports for the campaigns of Republican David Jolly and Democrat Alex Sink, in the 13th District of Florida, are due on Thursday and will disclose donors and disbursements from January 1