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Sen. Tim Renolds

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  1. i meant to say Tim Renolds (R-OH) changed my mind halfway through
  2. Class 3 is J.D Vance's seat... he's a dem?
  3. that's meant to say "Tim Renolds" in lieu of "Rishi Sunak"
  4. Name: Tim Renolds Seat: Class 3 Party: Republican Avatar: Major Caucus: Mainstreet Special Talent: Lion Dark Secret: N/A GENDER: Male: 0 Points AGE: 68: -5 Points SEXUALITY: Straight, married with 2 children: -5 Points Father: Ben Renolds Mother: Marriane DuCaucus Son: Ben Renolds Jr Daughter: Marriane Renolds Wife: Diana BeinStein RACE/ANCESTRY: White/Caucasian: 0 Points RELIGION: Evangelical or Mainline Protestant: 0 Points EDUCATIONAL HISTORY: Graduate from the Miami University of Ohio: 0 Points SOCIOECONOMIC HISTORY: Top 5%: -10 points CAREER HISTORY (Before Congress): Local Political Staffer: 1 point State Political Staffer: 5 points Federal Political Staffer: 10 points AWARDS AND EXTRAS: N/A POLITICAL EXPERIENCE HISTORY: Senate Terms: 4 (30) Senate Subcommittee Chair/RM: 3 terms (9) Senate Committee Chair/RM: 2 terms (10) House Terms: 7 terms (21) House of Representatives Subcommittee Chair: 5 terms (10) House of Representatives Chair of Ethics: 2 Terms (10) 2 terms in the state house (2) KEY VOTES: Each Congress that you were a US Senator or a US Congressman you must list how you voted on the Key votes listed by congress on the next post. For 5 points per vote you can add another key vote that goes against how your party or your character in general voted on a bill as long as it does not break the following rules: 1) The vote was not on a unanimous by your party (ie no votes the other way abstentions do not count) 2) Your key vote will not change the results of the vote. Buying a key-vote outlines to the AB and other Players that your vote came with the leg work from either your character, opposition party, or the media to make sure that the vote is remembered, and there for subsequent campaigning on it will be more a position where the media and people remember how you voted. Key votes: 98th Congress 1983-1985 Both: Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act of 1983 - Aye 99th Congress 1985-1987 Republicans: Tax Reform Act of 1986 - Aye 100th Congress 1987-1989: Republicans: Civil Liberties Act of 1988 - Nay 101th Congress 1989-1991: Republicans: Civil Rights Act of 1990 - Abs 102th Congress 1991-1993: (This is a really boring congress, have an easy one) Both: Former Soviet Union Demilitarization Act of 1992 - Aye 103th Congress 1993-1995: Both: North American Free Trade Agreement - Nay 104th Congress 1995-1997: Republicans: Helms–Burton Act - Aye 105th Congress 1997-1999: Republicans: Balanced Budget Act of 1997 - Aye 106th Congress 1999-2001: Republicans: Legal Immigration Family Equity Act - Nay 107th Congress 2001-2003: Republicans: Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act - Aye 108th Congress 2003-2005: Republicans: Intelligence_Reform_and_Terrorism_Prevention_Act - Aye 109th Congress 2005-2007: Republicans: Dominican Republic–Central America Free Trade Agreement - Nay 110th Congress 2007-2009 Republicans: Children's Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2007 (H.R. 976) - Nay 111th Congress 2009-2011 Republicans: Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal Act of 2010 - Abs 112th Congress 2011-2013 Republicans: American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 - Aye 113th Congress 2013-2015 Republicans: Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013 - Nay 114th Congress 2015-2017 Republicans: USA FREEDOM Act - Aye 115th Congress 2017-2019 Republicans: Health Care Freedom Act of 2017 - Aye 116th Congress 2019-2021 Republicans: Trump Impeachment Articles I and II- Nay Points: 98
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