Maryanne Jordan

@jordansen17 · ID · S

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Posts199
Engagement54.2K
Voting-record position0.011
CoverageMar 8, 2020 to Nov 3, 2024
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Most distinctive Civil Rights 0.9 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: Civil Rights, 0.9 pp below the party median.

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  1. Civil Rights Under-indexed −0.9 pp

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TopicLegislator shareParty medianDifferenceDirectionPosts
Civil Rights6.6%7.5%−0.9 ppUnder-indexed199
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Maryanne Jordan

@jordansen17

Democratic ID Senate

RT @repjohnlewis: 55 years ago today, we were beaten, tear gassed, and trampled by horses. I thought I saw death. I thought I was going to&

Civil Rights

Maryanne Jordan

@jordansen17

Democratic ID Senate

RT @davidhogg111: Imagine being so scared teenagers are going to vote you out you ban one of their top platforms for communication.

Civil Rights

Maryanne Jordan

@jordansen17

Democratic ID Senate

RT @chrisjollyhale: The biggest takeaway from the Selzer Iowa poll is that she's leading white women over 65 by forty points.

Civil Rights

Maryanne Jordan

@jordansen17

Democratic ID Senate

In less than 24 hrs, the #idleg has criminalized parents, doctors and librarians. All to keep their seats. My heart is breaking for our state. How do these people live with themselves?

Civil Rights

Maryanne Jordan

@jordansen17

Democratic ID Senate

To all who are appalled by HB666 (criminalizing librarians) and HB675 (criminalizing health care for trans kids) the bills are now headed to the Senate. In my experience, the Senate often stops bad bills. Here<U+2019>s your call to action.

Civil Rights

Maryanne Jordan

@jordansen17

Democratic ID Senate

Stop with the comments on reporters not looking good . Or sounding right . These people are knocking themselves out to bring us the truth, so I dont give a damn what they are wearing. None of us look all that good right now either.

Civil Rights

Maryanne Jordan

@jordansen17

Democratic ID Senate

At my age, I can<U+2019>t believe we are still fighting for a women<U+2019>s right to chose and for anyone<U+2019>s right to love who they love. So tomorrow, I<U+2019>ll stuff myself into this 20 yr old shirt and rally against hate. Again. And for as long as it takes. #BoisePride https://t.co/O8YgTVXSM5

Civil Rights

Maryanne Jordan

@jordansen17

Democratic ID Senate

Let me put this in language the #idleg will understand. This violates my liberty. I have a right to access ballot drop off. This is a false problem. No evidence exists that this bill is needed. https://t.co/HabxD5f5Ks via @theidahopress

Civil Rights

Maryanne Jordan

@jordansen17

Democratic ID Senate

Idaho lawyer tweeps, does the ID State Bar Assoc have the ability to address the inexcusable use of <U+201C>how short is the dress<U+201D>? Looking for something actionable, no snark please #nomeansno

Civil Rights

Maryanne Jordan

@jordansen17

Democratic ID Senate

Shame on @ZionsBank and any other sponsors pulling out of @boisepride. In my time in the #idleg I had countless conversations with mothers of gay kids. We never talked party politics. We talked about the need for kindness and support.

Civil Rights