Another Member Of Congress Has Gone MISSING

 


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May 16, 2026
Congresswoman Frederica Wilson has not cast a vote since April 17 and still has not publicly explained her weeks-long absence from Capitol Hill, even as her office keeps her social media accounts active while she runs for reelection. After multiple recent cases of lawmakers disappearing from Congress for extended periods, Wilson’s absence is raising new questions about transparency, age, health, and whether voters are being told enough about the people asking to represent them. Farron Cousins explains what happened. This segment was recorded during our morning livestream. Catch our livestreams every weekday at 10am ET! Link - https://www.rawstory.com/frederica-wi... Join our Discord:   / discord   Become a member for EARLY ACCESS to videos:    / @farronbalanced   Follow me on social media! https://bsky.app/profile/farronbalanc...   / farronbalanced     / farronbalanced   https://www.threads.net/@farronbalanced Listen to my videos in an audio format by subscribing to my podcast: https://farronbalanceddaily.buzzsprou... Don't forget to like, comment, and share! And subscribe to stay connected!

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