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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : He tweeted that Trump "cares more about campaign donations from oil tycoons than the fate of future generations and the health of our planet" and said that the U.S. Supreme Court's recent rubber-stamp of broad presidential immunity "bulldozes the essential idea that presidents are bound by the same laws as every other American."
24% : There was no mention of Trump and no references to the "tyranny," "dictatorship" or "authoritarian regime that legitimizes violence" that McKee had warned of earlier in the year.
15% : "U.S. Rep. Gabe Amo had said that world leaders and other people abroad are "worried about Trump."
10% : "On X, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse was appropriately fiery, calling Trump a "felon, a liar and a cheat.
9% : Reed -- who the week before the election had warned that Trump will "act like a fascist" if elected -- issued a statement on Nov. 6 reminding the incoming administration that the "presidency is not a monarchy."

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