Former Utah Rep. Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman elected to the US House, has died

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : "In the end, I hope that my life will have mattered and made a difference for the nation I love and the family and friends I adore," Love wrote.
63% : "I hope you will see the America I know in the years ahead, that you will hear my words in the whisper of the wind of freedom and feel my presence in the flame of the enduring principles of liberty.
58% : " "Yes, Trump says a lot of inconsiderate things that are unfortunate and impossible to defend," Love wrote in a social media post.
45% : Trump called out Love by name in a news conference the morning after she lost, where he also bashed other Republicans who didn't fully embrace him.
35% : While seeking a third term in 2018, Love tried to separate herself from Trump on trade and immigration while still backing her party's positions on tax cuts.
22% : "Mia Love gave me no love, and she lost," Trump said.
20% : " In 2016, facing reelection and following the release of a 2005 recording in which Trump made lewd comments about groping women, Love skipped the Republican National Convention and released a statement saying definitively that she would not vote for Trump.
17% : She was briefly considered a rising star within the GOP and she kept her distance from Donald Trump, who was unpopular with many Utah voters, while he was running for president ahead of the 2016 election.

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