Former Democrat Rep. Barney Frank in Hospice
Posted By: FlyRight, 4/29/2026 2:50:33 PM
Former Democrat Rep. Barney Frank has entered hospice care. Barney Frank, 86, is in hospice care at his home in Maine, where he resides with his husband. Frank is suffering from congestive heart failure. Barney Frank was one of the Democrat Reps who authored the Dodd-Frank bill, which was put in place after the 2008 bank crash. The government arguably caused the failure and then turned around and put in a massive amount of regulations in response to the failure. The Dodd-Frank bill put enormous strain on smaller banks, and eventually, some of the regulations were rolled back. Ironically, Barney Frank sat on the board of Signature Bank,
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Former Democrat Rep. Barney Frank has entered hospice care.
Barney Frank, 86, is in hospice care at his home in Maine, where he resides with his husband. Frank is suffering from congestive heart failure.
Barney Frank was one of the Democrat Reps who authored the Dodd-Frank bill, which was put in place after the 2008 bank crash.
The government arguably caused the failure and then turned around and put in a massive amount of regulations in response to the failure. The Dodd-Frank bill put enormous strain on smaller banks, and eventually, some of the regulations were rolled back.
Ironically, Barney Frank sat on the board of Signature Bank,
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Connected to Attack on TPUSA Reporter
Savanah Hernandez 1 reply
Connected to Attack on TPUSA Reporter
Savanah Hernandez 1 reply
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Farage: My Home Was Firebombed
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Mamdani’s plan to delay pension payments
echoes the schemes that brought NYC to
near bankruptcy 22 replies
echoes the schemes that brought NYC to
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thousands of people on food stamps drive
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