This is a victory for all Nevadans. The voters placed the two-thirds requirement in the constitution, and that right is now guaranteed. #nvleg https://t.co/wNCkHJHrBo
James Settelmeyer
@SettelmeyerNV · NV · S
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Percentage-point difference between this legislator’s topic share and the party median. Bars left are under-indexed; bars right are over-indexed.
Most distinctive Civil Rights 4.2 pp above the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −4.2 pp to +4.2 pp. Most distinctive topic: Civil Rights, 4.2 pp above the party median.
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| Topic | Legislator share | Party median | Difference | Direction | Posts |
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| Civil Rights | 8.3% | 4.1% | +4.2 pp | Over-indexed | 33 |
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We should all do what is wise to protect the vulnerable population. Socially distance when possible. If you can't consider wearing a mask. The GOV saying that they will have licenses revoked if they sell to someone w/o a mask is complete overreach.
Gaming in LV is at 100% no social distancing, when will the #NVLeg building do the same? The government should be more open to the public, not less! https://t.co/hkaozSFKu5
Live at the #nvleg masks are no longer mandatory -- happy to finally have the legislative building open to the same level as the rest of Nevada. https://t.co/lMLWYouE2M
For the second time this month I broke the law. Yes I went to church again. Wonder if @orrinjohnson might refer a good attorney if I need one? https://t.co/hE3G8MnEOI
DOJ urges Nevada to reconsider church social-distancing orders, 'unequal treatment' https://t.co/4cnCeBGJ2M #FoxNews
RT @Wheeler4Nevada: Goverment silencing free speech on private property?
Prohibition in bars and former speakeasies began when Roosevelt signed the Cullen-Harrison Act, legalizing beer and wine, as of April 7, and set federal tax rates on each. Full repeal of Prohibition, including higher-alcohol spirits, came several months later on December 5, 1933. https://t.co/4FjHIgbzO3
So why are some people are more equal than others. https://t.co/XnNdJ7M2MV