USA TodayKyrsten Sinema switches from Democrat to independent: Here's what it means for the Senate
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
40% : Here's the latest for Friday December 9th: Brittney Griner returning to US; Arms dealer Viktor Bout returned to Russia; House approves same-sex marriage legislation; Fired janitors protest outside Twitter HQ.29% : "Her statement also noted how, in 2006 as a state representative, Sinema led the effort to defeat Proposition 107, which would have banned same-sex marriages in Arizona.
21% : For example, she has voted with Republicans on taxes and with Democrats on LGBTQ rights, gun control, infrastructure, Trump impeachments, efforts to mitigate COVID and inflation and more.
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