Chris Kapenga

@chriskapenga · WI · S

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Voting-record position0.087
CoverageJun 1, 2020 to Jun 2, 2020
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Most distinctive Law and Crime 18.2 pp above the party median

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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −18.2 pp to +18.2 pp. Most distinctive topic: Law and Crime, 18.2 pp above the party median.

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Law and Crime22.2%4.0%+18.2 ppOver-indexed2
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Chris Kapenga

@chriskapenga

Republican WI Senate

Good points. What the officer did broke the law. Peaceful protests are understandable. Looting is breaking the law. James Causey: Don't let looters obscure message of protests. Change has to come. https://t.co/dbFrbkEtMN via @journalsentinel

Law and Crime

Chris Kapenga

@chriskapenga

Republican WI Senate

Isn't the point to ensure if someone breaks the law they are brought to justice? Seems a bit hypocritical. Where is our Governor on this?? Crickets...Madison protest organizers defend vandalism as 'contributions to liberation' https://t.co/xOoOfg8Jtx via @CapTimes

Law and Crime