Tracking U.S. Officials
We track and analyze what U.S. Representatives and Senators say in real time.
We then use AI to categorize their speech into five distinct categories.
See results by category:
This reveals who contributes to divisive rhetoric and who engages in policy debate and constructive disagreement.
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Classified as Personal Attacks
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Classified as Policy Criticism
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Classified as Policy Discussion
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Classified as Accomplishments
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Classified as Bipartisanship
Personal Attacks
Attacking, disrespecting, or using a derogatory term towards a person or political party
Policy Criticism
Being critical of a particular policy or political decision (without resorting to personal attacks)
Policy Discussion
Discussion of a political issue (e.g., healthcare, education, environment, foreign policy, the economy, etc)
Accomplishments
Taking credit for passing legislation, securing securing funding for a state/district.
Bipartisanship
Collaboration, cooperativeness, or willingness to find common ground between opposing political parties.
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