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Chris Hall
@HallForIowa · IA · H
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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 Labor 3.9 pp above the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −3.9 pp to +3.9 pp. Most distinctive topic: Labor, 3.9 pp above the party median.
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| Topic | Legislator share | Party median | Difference | Direction | Posts |
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| Labor | 5.7% | 1.9% | +3.9 pp | Over-indexed | 308 |
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RT @ZachWahls: Here's a fact you won't hear tonight from Kim Reynolds: There are fewer Iowans working today than when she took office near<U+2026>
I meant what I said. Taking the safety net away from workers who have been laid off *through no fault of their own* and forcing them into a job that pays less is garbage policy. A race to the bottom. <U+0001F5D1><U+0001F525> https://t.co/PQNiGHuAI6 https://t.co/a5gM2ly0Fy
RT @tonyleys: Tyson Foods is reinstating an attendance policy that punishes workers for missing shifts, even as it reports new COVID-19 out&
RT @gabriel_zucman: Wage inequality continued to increase in 2020: Top 0.1% of earners see wages up 389% since 1979 while share of wages fo…
Ashley Hinson was too busy to defend her job performance when she literally hid in an office rather than vote on protections for factory workers and funding for critical access hospitals. The date was June 12, 2020. https://t.co/UkStmexqk9
Five years since GOP eliminated collective bargaining rights for public employees <U+27A1><U+FE0F> teacher shortages, greater risks to health and safety, lower wages across Iowa. Now the House is breaking union contracts in the building trades <U+27A1><U+FE0F> more out of state contractors, fewer Iowa jobs https://t.co/9MCFfn13nj
Its a false choice to say: the economy or public safety. Iowas unemployment ranks behind another mostly rural state with a Republican governor. The biggest difference? Vermonts Gov embraced preventive measures, limiting total cases to 3k vs 211k here. https://t.co/229p3QEOb5
Saying this bill will update and modernize the unemployment safety net is the fakest and most polite way to tell the public they<U+2019>re about to get screwed. https://t.co/XbzIK84ChP
Iowa’s Governor allocated nearly $500 million #CARESAct dollars to shore up the Unemployment Trust Fund to keep businesses from seeing a tax increase. It was the largest of all relief allocations (40%). Eight months later, GOP lawmakers want to cut benefits to unemployed Iowans. https://t.co/75XzFJcUs4