Today, we recognize The Honorable Margaret Carter, the first black women elected to the Oregon Legislature beginning in 1985. #BlackHistoryMonth #orleg #orpol https://t.co/hsBa5I9df0
Tim Knopp
@SenatorKnopp · OR · S
Posts51
Engagement466
Voting-record position-0.086
CoverageJan 14, 2020 to May 29, 2023
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Most distinctive Civil Rights 2.8 pp above the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −2.8 pp to +2.8 pp. Most distinctive topic: Civil Rights, 2.8 pp above the party median.
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| Civil Rights | 6.9% | 4.1% | +2.8 pp | Over-indexed | 51 |
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We honor the life of Sen. Jackie Winters today & every day. Jackie was our north star. Always holding our feet to the fire to do better, look at things from a broader perspective, and take into account her history as we looked to the future. #BlackHistoryMonth #orpol #orleg https://t.co/WAhwiQP0AJ
This #MemorialDay, we pause to remember and honor the sons and daughters who made the ultimate sacrifice. https://t.co/DlfRzhi91y
The Oregon Supreme Court upheld the State Constitution in this landmark ruling. https://t.co/jCUMB7FNxX
Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day, known as Yom HaShoah. We remember those lost in the genocide of the Holocaust, and vow to never let such atrocities occur again. We teach this history to remind future generations to always stand up to evil, and protect the sanctity of life. https://t.co/TPzUvjalPR
#BlackHistoryMonth Jim Hill was elected Treasurer in 1992 & the first African American elected to statewide office in Oregon. Hill won high marks for integrity & effectiveness with a friendly personality & moderate approach that appealed to members of both parties. #orpol #orleg https://t.co/HTOcLpLm4t
On this Bill of Rights day, we celebrate the importance of our first ten amendments to the constitution which guarantee some of our most fundamental rights and freedom. https://t.co/1FKZyMBTW5
Today, we recognize The Honorable Avel Gordley, the first African American woman elected to the Oregon Senate in 1996. #BlackHistoryMonth #orleg #orpol https://t.co/IiIiAEID1K
Taking the wisdom and spirit of Martin Luther King Jr. and his vision for a truly just world into the 2023 Legislative Session. #MLKDay #orpol #orleg https://t.co/y46psy6TnL
Today marks the beginning of this years #daysofremembrance. The US Congress established the day as the nations annual commemoration of the Holocaust. I encourage you to remember history today and take a moment of silence for the lives that were lost.