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Don Hineman
@DonHineman · KS · H
Posts71
Engagement3.4M
Voting-record position0.359
CoverageJan 13, 2020 to Mar 15, 2023
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Most distinctive Transportation 0.3 pp below the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −1.0 pp to +1.0 pp. Most distinctive topic: Transportation, 0.3 pp below the party median.
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| Topic | Legislator share | Party median | Difference | Direction | Posts |
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| Transportation | 0.8% | 1.1% | −0.3 pp | Under-indexed | 71 |
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RT @NebraskaPigs: This world went to hell when 2x4's quit measuring 2" x 4"
@LauraKellyKS @TomCox4KS do NOT venture east of Stateline Road. Danger awaits!
@TrooperBenKHP Clogging up the left lane
@rebmoti As the train runs off the tracks and ends up in a crumpled heap.
@BransonCarina Yes I did. You are free to use it. Central Kansas Railway is the line. Photo taken about one mile west of the town of Alamota.
@KSTaxEconomist We understand, Michael. You won't be satisfied until the people in western Kansas are traveling on cowpaths.
@KS_TaxEconomist How much? How about the equivalent of what was spent by fed & state gov for rural rail service in the 1800's, fed & state highways in the early twentieth century, or rural electrification in the 30's and 40's?� Expenses, by the way, that are ongoing.