Official congressional e-newsletters mentioning "warfighters" over time, by party

Mentions of "space exploration" in official congressional e-newsletters, over time, by party

Some things Congressional Republicans said about Biden and Saudi Arabia in 2022: Rep. Andrew Clyde "From permitting drilling in Venezuela to begging Saudi Arabia to boost supply, President Biden has shamelessly empowered brutal regimes and neglected his fellow Americans."

A few questions: Why does Saudi Arabia *need* nuclear energy, doesn't it have more oil than almost anyone else? Congress in DCinbox is anti-sharia law...but we are going to do more for an islamic theocratic monarchy? And do they still do public beheading? www.state.gov/report/custo...

"billionaire" is a much better example of this

There are some, but a plausible one of right now could have been "affordability", but here it's pretty even across parties

The Obama focus years were earlier

Official congressional e-newsletters mentioning "Communist China" over time, by party

Democrats talk about tacos in official congressional e-newsletters about 6x more than Republicans do

I know people feel weird about "politicizing" the death of Lindsey Graham, but this sorta shocked me from Rep. Randy Weber:

The first time Senator Jim Banks (R-IN) met Lindsey Graham was when he was deployed to Afghanistan, he remembers him, "Since that time, he had given me advice on running for the House, and then the Senate, and then on how to be a Senator. He was a very effective Senator and he will be missed."

Official e-newsletters mentioning "daylight" over time, by party

Official congressional e-newsletters mentioning "Hormuz" over time, by party

from Congressman Jimmy Patronis official e-newsletter 2 days ago: "Congressman Patronis spoke to Florida Politics about reports that Russia may compete in the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles"

Official congressional e-newsletters mentioning "weaponization" over time, by party

Official congressional e-newsletters mentioning "socialist" over time, by party

Great question - but bigger, I'll have to get back to you on that one. Here's a use from July 3

Mentions of "socialism" in official congressional e-newsletters, over time, by party:

Official congressional e-newsletters mentioning "nitazenes" over time, by party + the map

Official congressional e-newsletters mentioning "federal trade commission" by party, over time

Mentions of "biden" in official congressional e-newsletters over time, by party

Since ~2021 "rampant" has been rampant in official congressional e-newsletters

Red card suspension reversal inflection

Only republican members of congress write to constituents using the term "soft on crime"

In some way this surprised me:

Share of official congressional e-newsletters that mention "crime", "police", "criminal", "order", "illegal", and/or "trafficking" by party delegation per state over time

Great spotting

The term "law and order" in official congressional e-newsletters, over time, by party