Incoming congressman Maxwell Frost, 25, denied apartment in D.C.

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Incoming congressman Maxwell Frost, 25, denied apartment in D.C.

Maxwell Frost, the congressman-elect from Florida's 10th Congressional District, was recently denied a Washington, D.C., apartment, reportedly because of poor

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