RT @SenSanders: Inflation Rate <U+0001F1EA><U+0001F1FA>: 10.9% <U+0001F1E9><U+0001F1EA>: 10.9% <U+0001F1EC><U+0001F1E7>: 10.1% <U+0001F1EE><U+0001F1F9>: 9.4% <U+0001F1EA><U+0001F1F8>: 9% <U+0001F1EE><U+0001F1EA>: 8.6% <U+0001F1FA><U+0001F1F8>: 8.2% No. Inflation is not going up in the U.S. b<U+2026>
Alex Lee
@alex_lee · CA · H
Posts724
Engagement610.4K
Voting-record position-0.328
CoverageJan 4, 2021 to Jun 6, 2025
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Most distinctive Macroeconomics 2.9 pp above the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −2.9 pp to +2.9 pp. Most distinctive topic: Macroeconomics, 2.9 pp above the party median.
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| Topic | Legislator share | Party median | Difference | Direction | Posts |
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| Macroeconomics | 4.8% | 1.8% | +2.9 pp | Over-indexed | 724 |
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RT @SenSanders: When it comes to tax avoidance, Trump is not alone. Federal income taxes paid in 2020: Nike: $0 FedEx: $0 HP: $0 Salesfor<U+2026>
RT @SenSanders: We must demand that the extremely wealthy pay their fair share. Period.
RT @ewarren: Hold on: House Republicans want a national 30% sales tax on everything from groceries to gasoline? They want to raise taxes on<U+2026>
RT @ryanlcooper: no idea what Elon is going to do with this thing, but it is pretty alarming that one dude can spend the GDP of Botswana an<U+2026>
RT @SenSanders: 2021 Profits: Amazon:<U+2B06><U+FE0F>75% to $35 billion Netflix:<U+2B06><U+FE0F>96% to $5.3 billion Nike:<U+2B06><U+FE0F>125% to $5.7 billion FedEx:<U+2B06><U+FE0F>307% to $5.2 b<U+2026>
RT @SenSanders: Oil company revenues since last year: Exxon: <U+2B06><U+FE0F> 57% Chevron: <U+2B06><U+FE0F> 84% Shell: <U+2B06><U+FE0F> 49% BP: <U+2B06><U+FE0F> 45% We cannot allow big oil c<U+2026>
RT @RBReich: Since 2000, the wealth of billionaires has increased by 238% Yes, 238%. Three words: tax the rich.
RT @ninaturner: Shell<U+2019>s Q3 profit in 2021: $4,130,000,000 <U+00A0> Shell<U+2019>s Q3 profit in 2022: $9,454,000,000 It<U+2019>s not inflation, it<U+2019>s price gougi<U+2026>
RT @WorkingFamilies: Elon Musk, who just bought Twitter for $44 billion, paid $0 in federal income taxes in 2018, and between 2014 and 2018<U+2026>