Matt Moonen

@mattmoonen · ME · H

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Posts60
Engagement384
Voting-record position-0.378
CoverageJan 8, 2020 to Dec 13, 2022
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Most distinctive Government Operations 39.2 pp above the party median

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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −39.2 pp to +39.2 pp. Most distinctive topic: Government Operations, 39.2 pp above the party median.

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TopicLegislator shareParty medianDifferenceDirectionPosts
Government Operations50.8%11.6%+39.2 ppOver-indexed60
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Matt Moonen

@mattmoonen

Democratic ME House

Twice, the legislature was asked to return to session. Twice, Republicans refused. Its like they want to be in the minority forever #mepolitics

Government Operations

Matt Moonen

@mattmoonen

Democratic ME House

@MaineHouseGOP The official record shows that almost all of your members did not respond to the polls #mepolitics

Government Operations

Matt Moonen

@mattmoonen

Democratic ME House

Moral of the story: 1) don’t shut down the government 2) if you agree to a deal, you have to vote for it 3) if you act with dishonesty, people will remember 4) if you ignore 1, 2, and 3, don’t be surprised when the answer is No next time you say “trust me.”#mepolitics

Government Operations

Matt Moonen

@mattmoonen

Democratic ME House

Susan Collins doesnt regret voting for Kavanaugh, doesnt regret voting for Trumps 2 trillion dollar tax cut for corporations, and doesnt regret voting to undermine the Affordable Care Act. That answer right there is why shes going to lose #mepolitics

Government Operations

Matt Moonen

@mattmoonen

Democratic ME House

Congrats to the newest member of the House Democratic majority, Kevin OConnell !!!!!!! #mepolitics

Government Operations

Matt Moonen

@mattmoonen

Democratic ME House

Jeff Timberlake and Trey Stewart arguing for negotiations on a bipartisan budget. That’s exactly what happened 2 years ago, and after they agreed to a deal they both voted No! How can they possibly expect to be trusted after that? #mepolitics

Government Operations

Matt Moonen

@mattmoonen

Democratic ME House

The biennial budget has been enacted. How we got here, a timeline: June 2017: Nearly all House Rs follow LePage and Fredette, like lemmings off the cliff, into a state shutdown. Among them are Dillingham, Stewart, and Timberlake #mepolitics

Government Operations

Matt Moonen

@mattmoonen

Democratic ME House

March 2021: R leaders indignant that Dems don’t trust them, forgetting that their own actions on the 2017 and 2019 budgets showed they had no integrity. After floor debates full of sound and fury signifying nothing, biennial budget passes without Republican support #mepolitics

Government Operations

Matt Moonen

@mattmoonen

Democratic ME House

Watching legislative republicans whine about how they won’t be able to hold the budget hostage and terrorize Mainers with the threat of another shutdown in the midst of a pandemic is just so delicious #mepolitics

Government Operations

Matt Moonen

@mattmoonen

Democratic ME House

Today Rs are whining that the legislature doesn’t have a say in emergency powers. Nonsense. Current Maine law provides that an emergency can be terminated by a simple majority of the House and Senate. The simple fact is they’re nowhere near a majority in either body #mepolitics

Government Operations