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Becca Balint

U.S. Representative, Vermont

Party
D
State
Vermont
Age
Serving since
2023

Rhetoric score

Republicans

3.2

n=8

Democrats

No score

Rhetoric

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Toward Republicans

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2026-02-11 · News quote · vtdigger

Vermont Conversation: Rep. Becca Balint on ICE, Epstein and presidential fealty

3.7

This is about the president punishing states and municipalities that he does not feel like give him enough fealty,

The speaker targets the President's (opposing party) motives directly, characterizing his actions toward states/municipalities as vindictive punishment for insufficient loyalty.

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2026-02-11 · News quote · vtdigger

Vermont Conversation: Rep. Becca Balint on ICE, Epstein and presidential fealty

2.7

targeting queer and trans people, black and brown Americans, the immigrant community. You’re doing this because you can’t deliver on the things that you promised.

The speaker directs criticism at an unnamed 'you' (contextually the opposing party/administration) for targeting marginalized groups,…

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2026-02-11 · News quote · vtdigger

Vermont Conversation: Rep. Becca Balint on ICE, Epstein and presidential fealty

3.0

Any state that did not vote for Donald Trump in the last election or in the 2020 election, they’re in the crosshairs. And we must assume that at some point this President will try to make an example of us, and we c…

Balint is warning that President Trump will retaliate against states that didn't vote for him, framing this as targeted political revenge.

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Toward Democrats

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Where they sit

Coalition

Progressive

Confirmed current member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus.

Source: progressives.house.gov/caucus-members, cross-checked against Wikipedia

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Legislative activity

Sponsored

48

Cosponsored

835

Career totals · Source: Congress.gov · Last pulled 9/7/2026