Ben Kieckhefer

@Ben_Kieckhefer · NV · S

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Posts33
Engagement887
Voting-record position0.110
CoverageMay 7, 2020 to Jan 25, 2021
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Most distinctive Macroeconomics 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: Macroeconomics, 2.8 pp above the party median.

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  1. Macroeconomics Over-indexed +2.8 pp

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TopicLegislator shareParty medianDifferenceDirectionPosts
Macroeconomics6.3%3.5%+2.8 ppOver-indexed33
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Ben Kieckhefer

@Ben_Kieckhefer

Republican NV Senate

Huge victory for the people of Nevada today with a district court judge ruling that the state Constitution actually means something and that Democrats can't raise taxes with a simple majority vote.

Macroeconomics

Ben Kieckhefer

@Ben_Kieckhefer

Republican NV Senate

RT @GovSisolak: Today, I declared a state of fiscal emergency for the State of Nevada due to the strain the COVID-19 pandemic has put on pu&

Macroeconomics

Ben Kieckhefer

@Ben_Kieckhefer

Republican NV Senate

Hey ... its Agency Request Day, when agency request budgets are made public by state law. This happens to coincide with State Budget Freak Out Day, which is when everyone starts wondering how we are going to balance the budget for the next two years. Enjoy.

Macroeconomics

Ben Kieckhefer

@Ben_Kieckhefer

Republican NV Senate

Yeah. The Governor's total failure to provide us with a timely budget plan had nothing to do with it. OK. https://t.co/PEscrYzkdX

Macroeconomics

Ben Kieckhefer

@Ben_Kieckhefer

Republican NV Senate

It sure sounds like the Governor just punted tax increases to the #nvleg after telling the Vegas Chamber he opposed them.

Macroeconomics

Ben Kieckhefer

@Ben_Kieckhefer

Republican NV Senate

Really? This is the big play on the big issue? You'd raise more revenue than that if you increased cigarette taxes $1 a pack. https://t.co/KuaHCrMChe

Macroeconomics

Ben Kieckhefer

@Ben_Kieckhefer

Republican NV Senate

It's 11:30 p.m. and the Senate is about to convene to consider significant changes to the state's tax policy. Join us, won't you? AB4. https://t.co/3lYv93KscQ

Macroeconomics

Ben Kieckhefer

@Ben_Kieckhefer

Republican NV Senate

RT @RileySnyder: New: Judge Russell is ruling in favor of GOP state senators, agrees that $1 DMV tech fee/extended payroll tax rate should&

Macroeconomics

Ben Kieckhefer

@Ben_Kieckhefer

Republican NV Senate

I look forward to working with the Governor and his team, as well as my legislative colleagues, to ensure Nevada is on sound fiscal footing for the fiscal year that begins today. https://t.co/jWF5ixFel2

Macroeconomics

Ben Kieckhefer

@Ben_Kieckhefer

Republican NV Senate

Cutting $67 million in operating expenditures from Fiscal Year 2020 does not constitute anything close to massive budget cuts. Hold onto your hats for FY21, though. https://t.co/O2PHyWQHIF

Macroeconomics