Jack Kemp
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| 9. Sekretarz urbanizacji Stanów Zjednoczonych | |
| Okres | od 13 lutego 1989 |
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| Poprzednik | Samuel Pierceo |
| Następca | Henry Cisneros |
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Jack French Kemp (ur. 13 lipca 1935, zm. 2 maja 2009) – amerykański polityk i zawodowy futbolista. Poza znaczącymi osiągnięciami sportowymi w latach 1971-1989 reprezentował stan Nowy Jork w Izbie Reprezentantów oraz pełnił urząd sekretarza urbanizacji (1989-1993). Związany z Partią Republikańską był jej kandydatem na urząd wiceprezydenta w 1996.
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- Biografia w Biographical Directory of the United States Congress (ang.)
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