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Every publicly sourced statement tracked for Mike Levin9 counted toward the rhetoric score, plus any procedural entries shown below for completeness (not counted).

Toward Republicans

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2026-08-10 · Social post · X (Twitter)

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5.7

Pete Hegseth loves to talk about “merit.” So, explain this. Women now account for just FOUR PERCENT of this year’s nominations for the military’s h…

The statement targets Pete Hegseth, a specific administration official (Secretary of Defense), not the opposing party as an…

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2026-08-10 · Social post · X (Twitter)

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2.3

Imagine being President of the United States and this bothered by someone else’s car. Whatever happened to freedom of choice? https://t.co/omiC8vGolp

This tweet is a sarcastic jab implicitly aimed at the President (contextually understood as a Republican, likely Trump, given the EV/'freedom of choice' framing), mocking his reaction to vehicle choices.

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2026-08-09 · Social post · X (Twitter)

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4.3

…tial pardons are something you can buy, someone is inevitably going to start selling it. Trump hasn’t just abused the pardon power. He’s created a market around it, and now people are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars just for the https://t.co/XIE…

This statement targets Donald Trump, the head of the opposing party, accusing him of turning presidential pardons into a for-sale commodity.

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2026-08-09 · Social post · X (Twitter)

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5.7

Donald Trump’s lawsuits against some of America’s biggest media and tech companies sent tens of millions of dollars toward his future presidential library.   But the public records don’t add up.   As much as $21.5 million is either unaccounted f…

This statement targets a specific individual (Trump, not currently a sitting member of Congress, so not included in namedIndividuals)…

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2026-08-08 · Social post · X (Twitter)

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You cannot be the people’s lawyer and the President’s personal lawyer at the same time. Todd Blanche has already shown us which client he intends to serve. He secured extraord…

The speaker targets a specific Trump administration official (Todd Blanche), not a sitting member of Congress, but this counts as…

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2026-08-08 · Social post · X (Twitter)

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5.3

Apparently all it takes to fix an economy is for Treasury Secretary Bessent to announce that it’s been fixed.  The man worth $600 million is telling working Americans that the gap between rich and poor is “dead” while i…

The statement targets Treasury Secretary Bessent, a member of the opposing administration, criticizing his claim about economic inequality…

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2026-08-08 · Social post · X (Twitter)

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4.0

When do you think this man last set foot in a grocery store? Because the only person giving this economy an A+ clearly is not buying groceries. https…

The tweet mocks an unnamed public figure (implied to be a political opponent, likely a Republican official touting economic performance) by questioning whether he has personal experience with grocery prices.

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2026-08-07 · Social post · X (Twitter)

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4.7

How many enormous checks can land in Donald Trump’s pocket while the people writing them have business before his government? When will Republicans start asking questions? A South Korean company tied to a fight ov…

The statement targets Donald Trump specifically and Republicans as a bloc, criticizing Trump for financial conflicts of interest and Republicans for failing to investigate.

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2026-08-07 · Social post · X (Twitter)

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A task force to stop people from stealing from Americans? Perfect. Your first assignment is Donald Trump. https://t.co/Z2Rgf99SKl

This is a sarcastic tweet implying Donald Trump himself is guilty of 'stealing from Americans,' presumably in response to an announcement of a task force targeting such theft.

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Toward Democrats

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