(base) bash-5.2$ date Mon Mar 25 03:56:49 PM EDT 2024 (base) bash-5.2$ pwd /home/accts/sbs5/cs458/www/lectures (base) bash-5.2$ cd ../lisp (base) bash-5.2$ lisp This is SBCL 2.2.9, an implementation of ANSI Common Lisp. More information about SBCL is available at . SBCL is free software, provided as is, with absolutely no warranty. It is mostly in the public domain; some portions are provided under BSD-style licenses. See the CREDITS and COPYING files in the distribution for more information. Welcome to Slade's LISP! * (load "load_vote.lisp") ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/myload.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/sbcl.fasl" WARNING: Specializing on the second argument to PRINT-OBJECT has unportable effects, and also interferes with precomputation of print functions for exceptional situations. See also: The ANSI Standard, Function PRINT-OBJECT ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/generics.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/copy.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/io.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/ionew.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/macros.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/object_hash.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/props.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/new_utils.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/spell.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/output.fasl" STYLE-WARNING: OUT-SWITCH was previously defined as a macro. ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/run-time.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/date.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/utils/tables.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/specials_db.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/db.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/copy.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/db_cmds.fasl" STYLE-WARNING: Defining (*SPLIT-FILE-SIZE*) as a constant, even though the name follows the usual naming convention (names like *FOO*) for special variables ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/db_cmds2.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/edit.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/note.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/dbs/record.fasl" WARNING: redefining COMMON-LISP-USER::ALL-THE-SLOTS in DEFGENERIC WARNING: redefining COMMON-LISP-USER::NO-PP-FIELDS in DEFGENERIC WARNING: redefining COMMON-LISP-USER::NO-PRINT-READABLE-FIELDS in DEFGENERIC ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/specials_gen.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/clusters.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/context.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/english.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/gen_utils.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/bill-english.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/nouns.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/np.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/generics.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/preamble.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/rels.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/verbs.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/combine.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/downside.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/vp.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/test.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/gen/explain.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/specials_pol.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/utils.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/isa.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/sort.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/mypp.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/operations.fasl" WARNING: redefining COMMON-LISP-USER::SYNONYMS in DEFGENERIC ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/remove.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/group.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/issue.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/bill.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/member.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/strategy.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/stance.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/relation.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/decision.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/cg.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/strats.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/party-strat.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/shift.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/protocol.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/mem_anal.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/analyze.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/anal2.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/anal3.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/dd.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/parse.fasl" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/pol/types.fasl" The code is loaded. Use (init-pol) to load the databases. T * (init-pol) newload-dbsn ; Reading data base from file: /c/cs458/lisp/db/data/group ; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/group.load" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/group0" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/group1" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/group2" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/group3" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/group4" ; Reading data base from file: /c/cs458/lisp/db/data/bill ; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/bill.load" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/bill0" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/bill1" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/bill2" ; Reading data base from file: /c/cs458/lisp/db/data/issue ; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/issue.load" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/issue0" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/issue1" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/issue2" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/issue3" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/issue4" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/issue5" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/issue6" ; Reading data base from file: /c/cs458/lisp/db/data/member ; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/member.load" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/member0" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/member1" ; Reading data base from file: /c/cs458/lisp/db/data/strategy ; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/strategy.load" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/strategy" ;; loading #P"/c/cs458/lisp/db/data/strategy1" (#{db (0) GROUP} #{db (1) BILL} #{db (2) ISSUE} #{db (3) MEMBER} #{db (4) STRATEGY}) * (dbase member) Initializing database system. ....MEMBER> h 0 Daniel Kahikina Akaka (DEM) HI-2 (1976-1990) 1 Les AuCoin (DEM) OR-1 (1974- ) 2 Druie Douglas Barnard (DEM) GA-10 (1976- ) 3 Charles Edward Bennett (DEM) FL-3 (1948- ) 4 Corinne Claiborne Lindy Boggs (DEM) LA-2 (1973-1990) 5 Beverly Butcher Byron (DEM) MD-6 (1978- ) 6 Thomas R. Carper (DEM) DE-AL (1982- ) 7 William Lacy Clay (DEM) MO-1 (1968- ) 8 Silvio Ottavio Conte (REP) MA-1 (1958-1990) 9 James A. Courter (REP) NJ-12 (1978-1990) 10 Larry E. Craig (REP) ID-1 (1980-1990) 11 William Louis Dickinson (REP) AL-2 (1964- ) 12 John D. Dingell (DEM) MI-16 (1955- ) 13 Byron Leslie Dorgan (DEM) ND-AL (1980- ) 14 Glenn English (DEM) OK-6 (1974- ) 15 James J. Florio (DEM) NJ-1 (1974-1990) 16 Thomas S. Foley (DEM) WA-5 (1964- ) 17 Bill Frenzel (REP) MN-3 (1970-1990) 18 Samuel Gejdenson (DEM) CT-2 (1980- ) 19 Richard A. Gephardt (DEM) MO-3 (1976- ) 20 Newt Gingrich (REP) GA-6 (1978- ) 21 Daniel Robert Glickman (DEM) KS-4 (1976- ) 22 Henry B. Gonzalez (DEM) TX-20 (1961- ) 23 William H. Gray (DEM) PA-2 (1978- ) 24 Lee H. Hamilton (DEM) IN-9 (1964- ) 25 John Paul Hammerschmidt (REP) AR-3 (1966- ) 26 James V. Hansen (REP) UT-1 (1980- ) 27 Augustus F. Hawkins (DEM) CA-29 (1962-1990) 28 Frank Horton (REP) NY-29 (1962- ) 29 Nancy Lee Johnson (REP) CT-6 (1982- ) 30 Timothy Peter Johnson (DEM) SD-AL (1986- ) 31 Walter Berman Jones (DEM) NC-1 (1966- ) 32 Marcy Kaptur (DEM) OH-9 (1982- ) 33 Robert William Kastenmeier (DEM) WI-2 (1958-1990) 34 Barbara Kennelly (DEM) CT-1 (1982- ) 35 Mickey Leland (DEM) TX-18 (1978-1989) 36 Ronald Charles Marlenee (REP) MT-2 (1976- ) 37 Joseph M. McDade (REP) PA-10 (1962- ) 38 Robert H. Michel (REP) IL-18 (1956- ) 39 Clarence E. Miller (REP) OH-10 (1966- ) 40 Bruce A. Morrison (DEM) CT-3 (1982-1990) 41 William Huston Natcher (DEM) KY-2 (1953- ) 42 Stan Parris (REP) VA-8 (1980-1990) 43 Claude Denson Pepper (DEM) FL-18 (1962-1989) 44 James Henry Quillen (REP) TN-1 (1962- ) 45 Nick Joe Rahall (DEM) WV-4 (1976- ) 46 Robert A. Roe (DEM) NJ-8 (1969- ) 47 Dan Rostenkowski (DEM) IL-8 (1958- ) 48 John Grosvenor Rowland (REP) CT-5 (1984-1990) 49 Claudine Schneider (REP) RI-2 (1980-1990) 50 Patricia Scott Schroeder (DEM) CO-1 (1972- ) 51 Christopher Shays (REP) CT-4 (1987- ) 52 Joseph Richard Skeen (REP) NM-2 (1980- ) 53 Neal Edward Smith (DEM) IA-4 (1958- ) 54 Peter Smith (REP) VT-AL (1988-1990) 55 Robert Clinton Smith (REP) NH-1 (1984-1990) 56 Virginia Dodd Smith (REP) NE-3 (1974-1990) 57 Olympia J. Snowe (REP) ME-2 (1978- ) 58 Floyd D. Spence (REP) SC-2 (1970- ) 59 Louis Stokes (DEM) OH-21 (1968- ) 60 Michael L. Synar (DEM) OK-2 (1978- ) 61 Esteban Edward Torres (DEM) CA-34 (1982- ) 62 Robert G. Torricelli (DEM) NJ-9 (1982- ) 63 Morris K. Udall (DEM) AZ-2 (1961-1991) 64 Barbara F. Vucanovich (REP) NV-2 (1982- ) 65 Jamie L. Whitten (DEM) MS-1 (1941- ) * 66 Don Young (REP) AK-AL (1973- ) ....MEMBER> 62 * 62 Robert G. Torricelli (DEM) NJ-9 (1982- ) Unknown command. ....MEMBER> dis Name: Robert G. Torricelli Fname: ROBERT Lname: TORRICELLI Votes: ((DEFENSE-AUTHORIZATION FOR) (SPACE-STATION AGN) (CIVIL-RIGHTS-RESTORATION-ACT FOR) (REFLAGGING-SHIPS FOR) (HANDGUN-CONTROL AGN) (CONTRA-AID2 FOR) (STAR-WARS FOR) (HOME-HEALTH-CARE FOR) (AIDS AGN) (LIMIT-IMPORTS FOR) (CAP-TAX-CUT FOR) (EXTEND-SS-BENEFIT FOR) (ESTAB-DOM-CONTENT FOR) (BAR-IMM-AMNESTY FOR) (OK-SCHOOL-PRAY AGN) (LIMIT-ABORTIONS AGN) (APPROVE-ERA FOR) (PASS-IMM-REFORM FOR) (CANCEL-MX-MISSILE FOR) (HALT-AID-TO-CONTRAS FOR) (INCR-AID-TO-EL-SAL AGN) (SUPP-NUCLEAR-FREEZE FOR) (CAP-GAINS-CUT FOR) (LMT-CLN-WATER-ACT AGN) (RPL-TOBAC-SUB FOR) (GRM-RDMN-DEF-RED AGN) (BAN-POLYGRAPH FOR) (RETAIN-GUN-CONTROL FOR) (CONTRA-AID AGN) (LMT-TEXT-IMP FOR) (LIMIT-SDI FOR) (AID-ANGOLA-REB AGN) (TAX-REFORM FOR) (S-AFRICA-SANC FOR) (IMMIG-REFORM FOR) (CHILD-CARE FOR) (FLAG-BURNING AGN) (BRADY-BILL FOR)) Relations: (#{Relation (5) [B:PRO] ADA (MEMBER:MEMBER.1086)} #{Relation (6) [C:PRO] ACLU (MEMBER:MEMBER.1086)} #{Relation (7) [A:PRO] COPE (MEMBER:MEMBER.1086)} #{Relation (8) [B:PRO] CFA (MEMBER:MEMBER.1086)} #{Relation (9) [C:PRO] LCV (MEMBER:MEMBER.1086)} #{Relation (10) [A:CON] ACU (MEMBER:MEMBER.1086)} #{Relation (11) [C:CON] NTU (MEMBER:MEMBER.1086)} #{Relation (12) [A:CON] NSI (MEMBER:MEMBER.1086)} #{Relation (13) [B:CON] COC (MEMBER:MEMBER.1086)} #{Relation (14) [B:CON] CEI (MEMBER:MEMBER.1086)} #{Relation (15) [C:PRO] DEMOCRATS (MEMBER:MEMBER.1086)} #{Relation (16) [C:CON] REPUBLICANS (MEMBER:MEMBER.1086)} #{Relation (17) [C:PRO] COUNTRY (MEMBER:MEMBER.1086)}) District: NJ-9 Term-Start: 1982 Party: DEM Committees: (HOUSE-FOREIGN HOUSE-SCIENCE) Status: Active Date-Open: Tuesday, September 19, 1989 Symbol: MEMBER.1086 Robert G. Torricelli is a staunch defender of the progressive agenda of COPE. He is longtime opponents of the NSI as an example of the radical right, and moreover the ACU's right-wing reactionism Torricelli cares deeply about the Consumer Federation of America and the ADA as a proponent of basic American values. Torricelli is strongly opposed to the CEI business special interest lobby in addition to the narrow special interest of the Chamber of Commerce. He cares about members of the Democratic party, the American Civil Liberties Union, the country as a whole, and moreover the League of Conservation Voters. He objects to Republicans and the National Taxpayers Union. ....MEMBER> cd issue ....ISSUE> h 0 AIDS +B 1 Abortion +C 2 Acid Rain Control +C(ACID-RAIN-CONTROL) 3 Affirmative Action +C(AFFIRMATIVE-ACTION) 4 Africa FOREIGN 5 Age Discrimination PROBLEM -C(AGE-DISCRIMINATION) 6 Agricultural subsidies -C(FARM AGRICULTURE) 7 Aid to Nicaraguan Contras (CONTRA-AID CONTRAS) 8 Air Pollution Control POLICY +C(CLEAN-AIR AIR-POLLUTION-CONTROL) 9 Aircraft Carriers (CARRIERS) 10 Angola FOREIGN 11 Angola Rebels GROUP (ANGOLA-REBELS) 12 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty +C(ABM) 13 Anti-Semitism -B 14 Anti-trust reform +C(ANTI-TRUST-REFORM) 15 Apartheid PROBLEM -B 16 Arab-Israeli Conflict +B(ARAB-ISRAELI-CONFLICT) 17 Armored Divisions (ARMORED-DIVISIONS TANKS) 18 Arms Control +B(ARMS-CONTROL) 19 B-1 Bomber (B-1 B1) 20 Balance of Power PRINCIPLE +B(BALANCE-OF-POWER) 21 Balanced Budget +C(BALANCED-BUDGET) 22 Banking industry GROUP (BANKING) 23 Birth Control RIGHT +C(BIRTH-CONTROL) 24 Bond Taxation -C(BOND-TAXATION) 25 Bork Appointment NOMINATION (BORK) 26 Budget Freeze PROPOSAL (BUDGET-FREEZE FREEZE) 27 Business GROUP (INDUSTRY) 28 Cabinet Level Veterans Department PROPOSAL +C(CABINET-VETERANS) 29 Campaign Finance Reform +C(CAMPAIGN-FINANCE) 30 Cancer research +B(CANCER) 31 Capital Punishment PRINCIPLE +C(CAPITAL-PUNISHMENT DEATH-PENALTY) 32 Capital gains tax cut ECONOMIC +C(CAPITAL-GAINS-TAX-CUT) 33 Catastrophic Health Costs PROGRAM +C(CATASTROPHIC-HEALTH-COSTS) 34 Central America FOREIGN (CENTRAL-AMERICA) 35 Central American Peace Plan FOREIGN +C(CENTRAL-AMERICAN-PEACE-PLAN) 36 Chemical Weapons -C(CHEMICAL-WEAPONS) 37 Child Care PROPOSAL +B(CHILDCARE DAYCARE CHILD-CARE) 38 Civil Liberties PRINCIPLE (CIVIL-LIBERTIES) 39 Civil Rights CAUSE +C(CIVIL-RIGHTS) 40 Clinch River breeder reactor PROPOSAL (CLINCH-RIVER) 41 Cold War PROBLEM -C(COLD-WAR) 42 Compassion PRINCIPLE +B(MERCY COMPASSION) 43 Constitution PRINCIPLE +B(CONSTITUTION BILL-OF-RIGHTS) 44 Constructive Engagement POLICY (CONSTRUCTIVE-ENGAGEMENT) 45 Consumer Protection CAUSE +C(CONSUMER) 46 Conventional Defense +C(CONVENTIONAL-DEFENSE) 47 Creationism 48 Cruise Missile (CRUISE) 49 Cut taxes ECONOMIC +B(CUT-TAXES TAX-CUTS) 50 D-5 Missile (D5) 51 Defense Spending +C(DEFENSE MILITARY DEFENSE-SPENDING) 52 Deficit -C(BUDGET-DEFICIT DEFICIT) 53 Democracy PRINCIPLE +B 54 Deregulation PRINCIPLE +C 55 Diplomatic efforts +C(DIPLOMACY DIPLOMATIC-EFFORTS) 56 Domestic Policy (DOMESTIC) 57 Drug Enforcement POLICY +B(DRUG-ENFORCEMENT DRUGS) 58 East-West Relationships FOREIGN (EAST-WEST) 59 Economic Policy +B(ECONOMIC ECONOMY) 60 Education Policy POLICY (EDUCATION) 61 El Salvador FOREIGN (EL-SALVADOR) 62 Elderly GROUP +B 63 Election Reform REFORM +C(ELECTION-REFORM) 64 Elections PRINCIPLE +B(ELECTION) 65 End of Hostilities OPPORTUNITY +C(END-OF-HOSTILITIES CEASEFIRE) 66 Energy Conservation +C(ENERGY) 67 Environmental Protection +C(ENVIRONMENT ECOLOGY CONSERVATION) 68 Equal Rights Amendment PROPOSAL (ERA) 69 Equality PRINCIPLE +B(EQUALITY EQUITY) 70 Euromissile Treaty +C(INF-TREATY) 71 Fair Trial PRINCIPLE +B(FAIR-TRIAL DUE-PROCESS) 72 Fairness PRINCIPLE +C 73 Family values SOCIAL +C(FAMILY FAMILY-VALUES) 74 Federal programs ISSUE (FEDERAL-PROGRAMS) 75 Fiscal responsibility PRINCIPLE +B(FISCAL-RESPONSIBILITY) 76 Flag Burning RIGHT -C(FLAG-BURNING) 77 Food Stamps +C(FOOD-STAMPS) 78 Foreign Policy +B(FOREIGN) 79 Foreign Relations Organizations GROUP (FOREIGN-ORG) 80 Free Enterprise PRINCIPLE +C(FREE-ENTERPRISE CAPITALISM FREE-MARKET) 81 Free Trade PRINCIPLE (FREE-TRADE) 82 Freedom PRINCIPLE +A(FREEDOM LIBERTY) 83 Freedom of Speech RIGHT +B(FREE-SPEECH) 84 Freedom of the Press RIGHT +C(FREEDOM-OF-THE-PRESS) 85 Full employment +B(JOBS EMPLOYMENT) 86 Future of the Country +B(FUTURE) 87 Gay Rights -C(GAY-RIGHTS) 88 Generic Issue (ISSUE ISSUES) 89 Government Spending -C(SPENDING) 90 Government waste control +B(WASTE) 91 Gun Control CAUSE +C(GUN-CONTROL) 92 Handicapped GROUP +C 93 Hard work PRINCIPLE +B(HARD-WORK) 94 Health Care CAUSE +B(HEALTH-CARE HEALTH) 95 Help wealthy citizens ECONOMIC -C(HELP-WEALTHY) 96 Homelessness GROUP +C(HOMELESS HOMELESSNESS) 97 Honesty PRINCIPLE +B(HONESTY) 98 Housing +C 99 Human Rights PRINCIPLE +C(HUMAN-RIGHTS) 100 Human values ISSUE +A(HUMAN-VALUES VALUES VALUE SOCIAL-VALUE) 101 Humanitarianism PRINCIPLE +B 102 Hunger +B 103 Idealism PRINCIPLE +C 104 Immigration Reform REFORM (IMMIGRATION IMMIGRATION-REFORM) 105 Inflation reduction +B(INFLATION) 106 Integrity PRINCIPLE +B 107 Intelligence Operations (INTELLIGENCE) 108 Isolationism POLICY -C 109 Israel FOREIGN +C 110 Jewish Refusniks / Soviet Jews GROUP +C(SOVIET-JEWS) 111 Job Protection ECONOMIC +C(JOB-PROTECTION) 112 Judicial Appointments +C(JUDGESHIP) 113 Justice PRINCIPLE +A 114 Labor Issues GROUP (LABOR) 115 Latin America FOREIGN (LATIN-AMERICA) 116 Law and Order PRINCIPLE +B(LAW-AND-ORDER LAW-ENFORCEMENT CRIME) 117 Legal Services PROGRAM (LEGAL-SERVICES) 118 Limited Judicial Review of Veterans Compensation Cases POLICY (VETERANS-JUDICIAL-REVIEW) 119 MIAs +C 120 MX Missiles (MX MX-MISSILE) 121 Manion Appointment NOMINATION (MANION) 122 Medicare and Medicaid +B(MEDICARE MEDICAID) 123 Mexico FOREIGN +C 124 Middle East +B(MID-EAST MIDDLE-EAST) 125 Midgetman Missile (MIDGETMAN) 126 Military Procurement +C(MILITARY-PROCUREMENT) 127 Military Solution POLICY -C(MILITARY-SOLUTION) 128 Minimum wage +C(MINIMUM-WAGE) 129 National Security PRINCIPLE +B(NATIONAL-SECURITY SECURITY) 130 National autonomy PRINCIPLE +C(NATIONAL-AUTONOMY) 131 Nationalism PRINCIPLE +B 132 Nicaragua FOREIGN 133 Non-involvement POLICY +C 134 North Atlantic Treaty Organization GROUP +C(NATO) 135 North-South Relationships +C(THIRD-WORLD NORTH-SOUTH RICH-POOR) 136 Nuclear Freeze PROPOSAL +C(NUCLEAR-FREEZE) 137 Nuclear Test Ban +C(NUCLEAR-TEST-BAN) 138 Nuclear Weapons -C(NUCLEAR-WEAPON) 139 Occupational Safety and Health +C(SAFETY OSHA) 140 Open Housing PRINCIPLE +C(OPEN-HOUSING) 141 Opposition to communism +B(COMMUNISM) 142 POWs GROUP +B 143 Palestinian Homeland +C(PALESTINIAN-HOMELAND) 144 Panama FOREIGN +C 145 Patriotism PRINCIPLE +B 146 Peace PRINCIPLE +B(PEACE) 147 Persian Gulf Policy +C(PERSIAN-GULF) 148 Philippines FOREIGN +C 149 Plant Closing PROPOSAL (PLANT-CLOSING) 150 Pledge of Allegiance +B(PLEDGE) 151 Poland FOREIGN +C 152 Poverty Programs +C(POVERTY) 153 Pragmatism PRINCIPLE 154 President +C 155 President Bush +C(BUSH) 156 President Reagan +C(REAGAN) 157 Prevention of Smoking +C(SMOKING-BAN SMOKING-WARNINGS) 158 Prison and Corrections REFORM +B(PRISON) 159 Prisoner Furloughs POLICY -C(FURLOUGHS) 160 Privacy Protection PRINCIPLE +C(PRIVACY) 161 Privatization -C 162 Progress PRINCIPLE 163 Prosperity ECONOMIC +B 164 Public TV and radio PROGRAM +C(PUBLIC-TV PUBLIC-RADIO) 165 Public Works (PUBLIC-WORKS) 166 Racism PROBLEM -C 167 Regulation PRINCIPLE (REGULATION) 168 Religious freedom PRINCIPLE +A(RELIGION RELIGIOUS-FREEDOM) 169 Responsibility PRINCIPLE +B 170 Retribution PRINCIPLE +C 171 Right to an Education RIGHT +C(EDUCATION-RIGHTS) 172 Rural Electrification PROGRAM +C(RURAL-ELECTRIC) 173 School Bussing POLICY -C(BUSSING) 174 School Desegregation POLICY +C(DESEGREGATION) 175 School Prayer PROPOSAL +C(PRAYER) 176 Self Determination RIGHT +B(SELF-DETERMINATION) 177 Separation of church and state PRINCIPLE +C(CHURCH-AND-STATE) 178 Social Policy (SOCIAL) 179 Social Security +B(SOCIAL-SECURITY) 180 South Africa -C(SOUTH-AFRICA) 181 South America FOREIGN +C(SOUTH-AMERICA) 182 Soviet Union FOREIGN +C(USSR RUSSIA) 183 Space Exploration PROGRAM +C(SPACE) 184 States Rights PRINCIPLE +C(STATES-RIGHTS) 185 Stealth Bomber (STEALTH) 186 Stimulate investment ECONOMIC +C(SPUR-INVESTMENT) 187 Strategic Defense Initiative PROGRAM +C(SDI) 188 Student loans PROGRAM +C(STUDENT-LOANS) 189 Superfund +C(SUPERFUND) 190 Taiwan FOREIGN +C(CHINA TAIWAN) 191 Tax Reform +C(TAX-REFORM) 192 Taxes POLICY -B 193 Textile Industry GROUP (TEXTILE-INDUSTRY TEXTILES) 194 Third World Debt +C(THIRD-WORLD-DEBT) 195 Tobacco Price Supports (TOBACCO-PRICE-SUPPORTS) 196 Totalitarianism PRINCIPLE -B 197 Tower Nomination NOMINATION (TOWER) 198 Toxic waste cleanup +C(TOXIC-WASTE) 199 Trade +C 200 Trade Deficit Reduction +C(TRADE-DEFICIT) 201 Trade Restrictions POLICY (TRADE-RESTRICTIONS) 202 Tradition PRINCIPLE +C 203 Transportation 204 Trident 2 Submarine (TRIDENT2 TRIDENT-II-MISSILE) 205 Unemployment +C(UNEMPLOYMENT) 206 Unemployment insurance PROGRAM +C(UNEMPLOYMENT-INSURANCE) 207 United Nations FOREIGN +C(UN UNITED-NATIONS) 208 Urban Renewal +C(SLUM CLEARANCE URBAN RENEWAL URBAN-RENEWAL) 209 Veterans Affairs GROUP +C(VETERANS VETERANS-BENEFITS) 210 Vietnam Trade Relations (VIETNAM-TRADE-RELATIONS) 211 Voting Rights PRINCIPLE +C(VOTING-RIGHTS) 212 Warsaw Pact Nations FOREIGN (WARSAW-PACT IRON-CURTAIN) 213 Water Pollution Control PROGRAM +C(CLEAN-WATER WATER-POLLUTION-CONTROL) 214 Weapons +C(WEAPON WEAPONS) 215 Whistle Blowers GROUP +C(WHISTLE-BLOWERS) * 216 Women's Rights +C(WOMENS-RIGHTS) ....ISSUE> dis Name: Women's Rights Synonyms: (WOMENS-RIGHTS) Isa: (CIVIL-RIGHTS) Polarity: Support federal efforts to end sex discrimination English: women's civil rights English-Short: women's rights Pro-English: the legitimate rights and concerns of women Con-English: radical feminist positions Groups: (NOW WOMEN) Pro-Stances: (#{Stance (18) [B:PRO] PRIVACY (ISSUE:WOMENS-RIGHTS)} #{Stance (19) [B:PRO] ABORTION (ISSUE:WOMENS-RIGHTS)} #{Stance (20) [B:PRO] EQUALITY (ISSUE:WOMENS-RIGHTS)} #{Stance (21) [B:PRO] FAIRNESS (ISSUE:WOMENS-RIGHTS)} #{Stance (22) [B:PRO] PROGRESS (ISSUE:WOMENS-RIGHTS)}) Con-Stances: (#{Stance (23) [C:PRO] FAMILY (ISSUE:WOMENS-RIGHTS)} #{Stance (24) [B:PRO] TRADITION (ISSUE:WOMENS-RIGHTS)}) Norm: (PRO C ISSUE:ISSUE.818 WOMENS-RIGHTS) Status: Active Date-Open: Sunday, January 22, 1989 Symbol: ISSUE.818 The typical voter endorses women's civil rights. Support of women's civil rights reinforces the principle of fairness in society, a woman's right to have an abortion, the principle of equality, a right to privacy, and progress and change in society Opposition to women's rights upholds the belief in tradition and preserving the status quo. Opposition to women's rights is consistent with traditional family values. ....ISSUE> cd group ....GROUP> h 0 AFL-CIO (AFLCIO) 1 Aerospace Industry (AEROSPACE) 2 Agriculture Industry (AGRICULTURE) 3 Airline Industry (AIRLINES) 4 American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) 5 American Conservative Union (ACU) 6 American Legion (AMERICAN-LEGION) 7 Americans for Constitutional Action (ACA) 8 Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) 9 Amnesty International (AMNESTY-INTERNATIONAL) 10 Asians 11 Automotive Industry (CARS AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOTIVE AUTO) 12 Banking (BANKERS) 13 Blacks 14 Business (INDUSTRY COMPANIES) 15 Catholics 16 Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) 17 Chamber of Commerce of the United States (COC) 18 Christians 19 Cigar Association of America (CIGAR-ASSOCIATION) 20 Coal Industry (COAL) 21 Committee on Political Education of the AFL-CIO (COPE) 22 Common Cause (COMMON-CAUSE) 23 Communist Party (COMMUNISTS) 24 Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) 25 Consumer Federation of America (CFA) 26 Consumers (CONSUMER) 27 Country (COUNTRY US) 28 Defense Contractors (DEFENSE-CONTRACTORS) 29 Defense Industry (DEFENSE DEFENSE-INDUSTRY) 30 Democrats 31 Doves 32 Elderly (AGED OLD) 33 Environmental Defense Fund (ENVIRONMENTAL-DEFENSE-FUND) 34 Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 35 Ethnic 36 Evangelicals 37 Farming 38 Fishing Industry (FISHING) 39 Foreign Groups (FOREIGN) 40 Friends (FRIEND) 41 Gays (LESBIANS HOMOSEXUALS) 42 Generic Group (GROUP) 43 Handicapped 44 Hawks 45 Hispanics 46 House Administration Committee (HOUSE-ADMINISTRATION) 47 House Agriculture Committee (HOUSE-AGRICULTURE) 48 House Appropriations Committee (HOUSE-APPROPRIATIONS) 49 House Armed Services Committee (HOUSE-ARMED-SERVICES) 50 House Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs (HOUSE-BANKING) 51 House Budget Committee (HOUSE-BUDGET) 52 House Democratic Caucus (HOUSE-DEMOCRATIC-CAUCUS) 53 House District of Columbia Committee (HOUSE-DC) 54 House Education and Labor Committee (HOUSE-EDUCATION) 55 House Energy and Commerce Committee (HOUSE-ENERGY) 56 House Foreign Affairs Committee (HOUSE-FOREIGN) 57 House Government Operations Committee (HOUSE-GOVERNMENT-OPERATIONS) 58 House Interior Committee (HOUSE-INTERIOR) 59 House Judiciary Committee (HOUSE-JUDICIARY) 60 House Majority Leader (HOUSE-MAJORITY-LEADER) 61 House Majority Whip (HOUSE-MAJORITY-WHIP) 62 House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee (HOUSE-MERCHANT-MARINE) 63 House Minority Leader (HOUSE-MINORITY-LEADER) 64 House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HOUSE-INTELLIGENCE) 65 House Public Works and Transportation (HOUSE-PUBLIC-WORKS) 66 House Republican Policy Caucus (HOUSE-REPUBLICAN-CAUCUS) 67 House Rules Committee (HOUSE-RULES) 68 House Science Space and Technology Committee (HOUSE-SCIENCE) 69 House Select Committee on Aging (HOUSE-AGING) 70 House Small Business Committee (HOUSE-SMALL-BUSINESS) 71 House Veterans Affairs Committee (HOUSE-VETERANS-AFFAIRS) 72 House Ways and Means Committee (HOUSE-WAYS) 73 Insurance Industry (INSURANCE) 74 International Monetary Fund (IMF) 75 International Red Cross (RED-CROSS) 76 Jews (JEW JEWISH) 77 Journalists 78 Labor Unions (LABOR UNIONS UNION) 79 League of Conservation Voters (LCV) 80 League of Women Voters (LWV) 81 Legal Services (LEGAL-AID LEGAL-SERVICES) 82 Lobbyist (LOBBY) 83 Mining Industry (MINING MINERALS) 84 Minority Groups (MINORITY) 85 Municipal Officials (MUNICIPALITIES) 86 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) 87 National Education Association (NEA) 88 National Organization of Women (NOW) 89 National Rifle Association (NRA) 90 National Security Index of the American Security Council (NSI) 91 National Taxpayers Union (NTU) 92 Native Americans (INDIANS) 93 News Media (NEWS MEDIA) 94 Newspaper Editors (EDITOR) 95 Newspapers 96 Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) 97 Oil Industry (OIL) 98 Opponents (OPPONENT OPPOSITION) 99 Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) 100 Party Activists (POL POLS) 101 Political Contributors (CONTRIBUTORS) 102 Political Party (PARTY) 103 Radio 104 Ralph Nader (NADER) 105 Relief Agency (RELIEF-AGENCY) 106 Religious Organizations (RELIGION) 107 Republicans (GOP) 108 Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee (SEN-AGRICULTURE) 109 Senate Appropriations Committee (SEN-APPROPRIATIONS) 110 Senate Armed Services Committee (SEN-ARMED-SERVICES) 111 Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee (SEN-BANKING) 112 Senate Budget Committee (SEN-BUDGET) 113 Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee (SEN-COMMERCE) 114 Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee (SEN-ENERGY) 115 Senate Environment and Public Works Committee (SEN-ENVIRONMENT) 116 Senate Finance Committee (SEN-FINANCE) 117 Senate Foreign Relations Committee (SEN-FOREIGN) 118 Senate Governmental Affairs Committee (SEN-GOVERNMENTAL) 119 Senate Judiciary Committee (SEN-JUDICIARY) 120 Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee (SEN-LABOR) 121 Senate Majority Leader (SENATE-MAJORITY-LEADER) 122 Senate Majority Whip (SEN-MAJORITY-WHIP) 123 Senate Minority Leader (SEN-MINORITY-LEADER) 124 Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SEN-INTELLIGENCE) 125 Senate Veterans Affairs Committee (SEN-VETERANS) 126 Ship Building (SHIPS) 127 Shipping Industry (SHIPPING) 128 Shoe Industry (SHOE SHOES) 129 Speaker of the House (SPEAKER) 130 State and Local Government (STATE-AND-LOCAL) 131 Steel Industry (STEEL) 132 Supporters (SUPPORTER) 133 Teamsters 134 Television (TV) 135 The Committee for the Survival of a Free Congress (CSFC) 136 Tobacco Industry (TOBACCO) 137 UNITA 138 US Congress (CONGRESS) 139 US Government (USA) 140 US Government Agencies (US-AGENCY) 141 US House of Representatives (HOUSE) 142 US Senate (SENATE) 143 United Nations (UN) 144 Veterans Groups (VETERAN VETERANS) 145 Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) 146 Womens Groups (WOMEN) * 147 World Bank (WORLD-BANK) ....GROUP> 0 * 0 AFL-CIO (AFLCIO) Unknown command. ....GROUP> dis Name: AFL-CIO English: the AFL-CIO Con-English: the AFL-CIO labor bosses Synonyms: (AFLCIO) Isa: (UNION) Status: Active Date-Open: Friday, August 26, 1988 Symbol: GROUP.2997 Keywords: (COPE) He endorses the AFL-CIO. (*) ....GROUP> nra Keyword index: NRA * 89 National Rifle Association (NRA) ....GROUP> dis Name: National Rifle Association Issues: (GUN-CONTROL) Stances: (#{Stance (25) [A:CON] GUN-CONTROL (GROUP:NRA)} #{Stance (26) [B:PRO] BILL-OF-RIGHTS (GROUP:NRA)}) English: the National Rifle Association English-Short: the NRA Pro-English: the patriotic philosophy of the NRA Con-English: the reactionary NRA gun lobby Synonyms: (NRA) Isa: (LOBBY) Status: Active Date-Open: Thursday, August 25, 1988 Symbol: GROUP.173 The National Rifle Association will oppose till his dying day the cause of federal regulation of firearms. He is committed to the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights. He is a champion of the patriotic philosophy of the NRA. (*) ....GROUP> cd bill ....BILL> h 0 HR-5142 100-2 [B] AIDS Federal Policy / Recommittal 1 HR-4868 99-2 [C] Anti-Apartheid Act 2 HJR-372 99-1 [B] Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act 3 HR-3299 101-1 [B] Capital Gains Reduction - 1989 4 HR-3 101-2 [B] Child Care 5 S-557 100-2 [B] Civil Rights Restoration Act/Passage 6 HR-2342 100-1 [C] Coast Guard Authorization / Reflagging Persian Gulf Ships 7 HJR-484 100-2 [C] Contra Aid / Passage 8 X3 NIL [C] Death Penalty for Drug Dealers 9 AMD 100 [C] Defense Authorization, Fiscal 1988 / Chemical Weapons 10 HR-5167 98-2 [C] Defense Spare Parts Procurement Reform Act 11 HR-4428 99-2 [B] Department of Defense Authorization Act, Fiscal 1987 12 HR-1524 99-2 [C] Employee Polygraph Protection Act 13 HR-5345 98-2 [C] Equal Access Act 14 HJR-1 98-1 [B] Equal Rights Amendment to the US Constitution 15 HR-1234 98-1 [C] Fair Practices and Procedures in Automotive Products Act of 1983 16 HR-4332 99-2 [C] Federal Firearms Law Reform Act 17 HJR-350 101-2 [C] Flag Burning Constitutional Amendment 18 HR-2978 101-1 [B] Flag Desecration 19 HR-2100 99-1 [B] Food Security Act 20 HR-7 101-1 [A] Handgun Waiting Period 21 HR-466 100-2 [C] Home Health Care 22 S-1200 99-2 [C] Immigration Reform and Control Act 23 HR-1510a 98-2 [C] Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1983 24 HR-1510 98-2 [C] Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1983 25 X1 NIL [A] Impeachment of Nixon 26 HR-2760 98-1 [C] Intelligence Authorization Act of Fiscal Year 1983 27 HR-4759 99-2 [C] Intelligence Authorization Act, Fiscal 1987 28 HR-5119 98-2 [C] International Security and Development Cooperation Act of 1984 * 29 NIL 100-2 [B] NIL 30 NIL 98-2 [C] NIL 31 NIL 98-1 [C] NIL 32 HR-5210 100-2 [C] Omnibus Drug Bill / Waiting Period for Handgun Purchases 33 HR-4848 100-2 [C] Omnibus Trade Bill 34 S-2527 100-2 [B] Plant Closing Layoff Notice Bill 35 HJR-540 99-2 [B] Resolution Concerning Funding for Nicaragua Democratic Resistance 36 HJR-13 98-1 [C] Resolution Concerning a Nuclear Freeze 37 HR-1900 98-1 [B] Social Security Amendments of 1983 38 HR-4800 100-2 [C] Space Station 39 HR-4264 100-2 [B] Star Wars 40 HR-1183 98-1 [B] Tax Rate Equity Act of 1983 41 HR-3838 99-2 [B] Tax Reform Act of 1986 42 HR-1154 100-2 [C] Textile and Apparel Trade Act / Veto Override 43 HR-1562 99-2 [C] Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act 44 HR-3191 98-1 [C] Treasury, Postal Service and General Government Appropriations Act, 1984 45 HR-8 99-1 [C] Water Quality Renewal Act ....BILL> 18 * 18 HR-2978 101-1 [B] Flag Desecration Unknown command. ....BILL> dis Name: Flag Desecration English: the flag desecration bill French: la loi de la profanation du drapeau Bnumber: HR-2978 Synonyms: (FLAG-DESECRATION) Date-Of-Vote: Tuesday, September 12, 1989 Vote-Tally: (PASSED 380 38 (R 151 21 D 229 17)) Pres-Pos: FOR Session: 101-1 Issues: (FLAG-BURNING BILL-OF-RIGHTS FREE-SPEECH) Importance: B Stance-For: (#{Stance (27) [B:CON] FLAG-BURNING (BILL:HR-2978)} #{Stance (28) [B:PRO] PATRIOTISM (BILL:HR-2978)}) Stance-Agn: (#{Stance (29) [B:PRO] FREE-SPEECH (BILL:HR-2978)}) Status: Active Date-Open: Monday, January 29, 1990 Symbol: BILL.155 Remarks: Bill banning the desecration of the American flag. Support of the flag desecration bill challenges the right of burning the American flag in protest. Support of the flag desecration bill reinforces the principle of patriotism and devotion to this country. Opposition to HR-2978 is important for the right of freedom of speech. ....BILL> cd strategy ....STRATEGY> h 0 NILPopular decision [A] @@@(POPULAR) 1 NILUnimportant Bill [B] @@@(UNIMPORTANT-BILL) 2 NILNon-partisan decision [B] @@@(NON-PARTISAN) 3 NILNot constitutional [B] @@@(NOT-CONSTITUTIONAL) 4 NILBalance the books [C] @@@(BALANCE-THE-BOOKS) 5 NILMinimize adverse effects [C] @@@(MINIMIZE-ADVERSE-EFFECTS) 6 NILInconsistent constituency [C] @@@(INCONSISTENT-CONSTITUENCY) 7 NILSimple consensus [C] @@@(SIMPLE-CONSENSUS) 8 NILNot good enough [C] @@@(NOT-GOOD-ENOUGH) 9 NILBest for the country [C] @@@(BEST-FOR-THE-COUNTRY) 10 NILShifting alliances [C] @@@(SHIFTING-ALLIANCES) 11 NILPartisan Decision [C] @@@(PARTISAN) 12 NILNormative decision [D] @@@(NORMATIVE) 13 NILSimple Majority [D] @@@(SIMPLE-MAJORITY MAJORITY) 14 NILDeeper analysis [E] @ (DEEPER-ANALYSIS) 15 NILNo decision [F] @ @(NO-DECISION) * 16 NILUnpopular decision [X] @@(UNPOPULAR) 17 NILInoculation [X] @@@(INOCULATION) 18 NILChange of heart [X] @@@(CHANGE-OF-HEART) 19 NILMixed constituency [X] @@(MIXED-CONSTITUENCY) 20 NILTwo Minds [X] @@@(TWO-MINDS) 21 NILIt couldn't pass [X] @@@(IT-COULD-NOT-PASS) ....STRATEGY> 0 * 0 NILPopular decision [A] @@@(POPULAR) Unknown command. ....STRATEGY> dis Name: Popular decision Synonyms: (POPULAR) Quote: I just try to vote my district. I was sent to Washington to represent the way people back home feel. This is what the vast majority want. I owe it to my constiuents if they feel that strongly about it. [Delegate stance] Rank: A Test: All stances are on one side of the bill. There is either no opposition or no support for the given measure. This vote is a clear case. Test-Code: # Preamble: PREAMBLE-POPULAR Protocol: PROTOCOL-POPULAR Example: (VOTE 'BRUCE 'PLANT-CLOSING) Status: Active Date-Open: Sunday, April 16, 1989 Symbol: STRATEGY.2683 Remarks: Vote is consistent with all constituencies. ....STRATEGY> 1 * 1 NILUnimportant Bill [B] @@@(UNIMPORTANT-BILL) Unknown command. ....STRATEGY> dis Name: Unimportant Bill Synonyms: (UNIMPORTANT-BILL) Quote: ... some things that are close calls are not treated as close calls because they're not important enough. I mean its very different if there's enough riding -- either substantively or politically -- on a vote. You might have exactly the same tensions among the various priorities if you were to pull this up, but it might be about how you spend $100,000 and you say, who cares. Rank: B Test: There is a consensus on the bill. The importance level of the bill is C. Test-Code: # Preamble: PREAMBLE-UNIMPORTANT-BILL Protocol: PROTOCOL-UNIMPORTANT-BILL Status: Active Date-Open: Monday, May 22, 1989 Symbol: STRATEGY.681 Remarks: Not much riding on this bill. ....STRATEGY> quit END-OF-DBASE * (vote 'udall 'hr-2978) ********************************************************************************* * Decision: @30 * * Member: Morris K. Udall * * Bill: Flag Desecration * * Bill banning the desecration of the American flag. * ********************************************************************************* ********************************************************************************* * Analyzing alternative positions * ********************************************************************************* ********************************************************************************* * Vote FOR HR-2978 * ********************************************************************************* Considering implications of vote FOR HR-2978 (#{Stance (31) [C:CON] FLAG-BURNING (GROUP:DEMOCRATS)}) ********************************************************************************* * Vote AGN HR-2978 * ********************************************************************************* Considering implications of vote AGN HR-2978 (#{Stance (32) [B:PRO] FREE-SPEECH (BILL:HJR-350)}) ********************************************************************************* * Applying decision strategies * ********************************************************************************* ********************************************************************************* * Re-Analyzing alternative positions * ********************************************************************************* ********************************************************************************* * Vote FOR HR-2978 * ********************************************************************************* Considering implications of vote FOR HR-2978 (#{Stance (31) [C:CON] FLAG-BURNING (GROUP:DEMOCRATS)}) ********************************************************************************* * Vote AGN HR-2978 * ********************************************************************************* Considering implications of vote AGN HR-2978 (#{Stance (32) [B:PRO] FREE-SPEECH (BILL:HJR-350)}) ********************************************************************************* * Re-Analyzing alternative positions * ********************************************************************************* ********************************************************************************* * Vote FOR HR-2978 * ********************************************************************************* Considering implications of vote FOR HR-2978 (#{Stance (31) [C:CON] FLAG-BURNING (GROUP:DEMOCRATS)}) ********************************************************************************* * Vote AGN HR-2978 * ********************************************************************************* Considering implications of vote AGN HR-2978 (#{Stance (33) [A:PRO] CONSTITUTION (GROUP:ACLU)} #{Stance (34) [A:PRO] BILL-OF-RIGHTS (BILL:HJR-350)} #{Stance (32) [B:PRO] FREE-SPEECH (BILL:HJR-350)} #{Stance (35) [B:PRO] BILL-OF-RIGHTS (BILL:HR-4332)} #{Stance (36) [B:PRO] CONSTITUTION (BILL:HR-5345)} #{Stance (37) [B:PRO] CONSTITUTION (GROUP:COUNTRY)})(AGN (#{Stance (33) [A:PRO] CONSTITUTION (GROUP:ACLU)}))(AGN (#{Stance (34) [A:PRO] BILL-OF-RIGHTS (BILL:HJR-350)}))(AGN (#{Stance (38) [B:PRO] FREE-SPEECH (ISSUE:ISSUE.1078)}))(#{Stance (33) [A:PRO] CONSTITUTION (GROUP:ACLU)} #{Stance (34) [A:PRO] BILL-OF-RIGHTS (BILL:HJR-350)} #{Stance (35) [B:PRO] BILL-OF-RIGHTS (BILL:HR-4332)} #{Stance (36) [B:PRO] CONSTITUTION (BILL:HR-5345)} #{Stance (37) [B:PRO] CONSTITUTION (GROUP:COUNTRY)}) ********************************************************************************* * Decision @30 * ********************************************************************************* Isa-Depth: Bill: Name: Flag Desecration English: the flag desecration bill French: la loi de la profanation du drapeau Bnumber: HR-2978 Synonyms: (FLAG-DESECRATION) Date-Of-Vote: Tuesday, September 12, 1989 Vote-Tally: (PASSED 380 38 (R 151 21 D 229 17)) Pres-Pos: FOR Session: 101-1 Issues: (FLAG-BURNING BILL-OF-RIGHTS FREE-SPEECH) Importance: B Stance-For: (#{Stance (27) [B:CON] FLAG-BURNING (BILL:HR-2978)} #{Stance (28) [B:PRO] PATRIOTISM (BILL:HR-2978)}) Stance-Agn: (#{Stance (29) [B:PRO] FREE-SPEECH (BILL:HR-2978)}) Status: Active Date-Open: Monday, January 29, 1990 Symbol: BILL.155 Remarks: Bill banning the desecration of the American flag. Support of the flag desecration bill stands firmly against the right of burning the American flag in protest. Support of the flag desecration bill reinforces patriotism and devotion to this country. Opposition to HR-2978 is important for the right of freedom of speech. Member: Name: Morris K. Udall Fname: MORRIS Lname: UDALL Votes: ((DEFENSE-AUTHORIZATION FOR) (SPACE-STATION FOR) (CIVIL-RIGHTS-RESTORATION-ACT FOR) (REFLAGGING-SHIPS FOR) (HANDGUN-CONTROL AGN) (CONTRA-AID2 FOR) (STAR-WARS --) (HOME-HEALTH-CARE AGN) (AIDS AGN) (LIMIT-IMPORTS AGN) (CAP-TAX-CUT FOR) (EXTEND-SS-BENEFIT AGN) (ESTAB-DOM-CONTENT FOR) (BAR-IMM-AMNESTY AGN) (OK-SCHOOL-PRAY AGN) (LIMIT-ABORTIONS AGN) (APPROVE-ERA FOR) (PASS-IMM-REFORM AGN) (CANCEL-MX-MISSILE FOR) (HALT-AID-TO-CONTRAS FOR) (INCR-AID-TO-EL-SAL AGN) (SUPP-NUCLEAR-FREEZE FOR) (CAP-GAINS-CUT FOR) (LMT-CLN-WATER-ACT AGN) (RPL-TOBAC-SUB AGN) (GRM-RDMN-DEF-RED AGN) (BAN-POLYGRAPH FOR) (RETAIN-GUN-CONTROL AGN) (CONTRA-AID AGN) (LMT-TEXT-IMP FOR) (LIMIT-SDI FOR) (AID-ANGOLA-REB AGN) (TAX-REFORM FOR) (S-AFRICA-SANC FOR) (IMMIG-REFORM FOR) (CHILD-CARE FOR) (FLAG-BURNING AGN)) Stances: (#{Stance (39) [B:CON] CHEMICAL-WEAPONS (BILL:AMD)} #{Stance (40) [C:PRO] ELDERLY (BILL:HR-4800)} #{Stance (41) [C:PRO] HANDICAPPED (BILL:HR-4800)} #{Stance (42) [C:PRO] HOMELESSNESS (BILL:HR-4800)} #{Stance (43) [C:PRO] URBAN-RENEWAL (BILL:HR-4800)} #{Stance (44) [B:PRO] CIVIL-RIGHTS (BILL:S-557)} #{Stance (45) [B:PRO] FAIRNESS (BILL:S-557)} #{Stance (46) [B:CON] AGE-DISCRIMINATION (BILL:S-557)} #{Stance (47) [B:PRO] EDUCATION-RIGHTS (BILL:S-557)} #{Stance (48) [B:CON] PERSIAN-GULF (BILL:HR-2342)} #{Stance (49) [B:PRO] NON-INVOLVEMENT (BILL:HR-2342)} #{Stance (50) [B:PRO] GUN-CONTROL (BILL:HR-5210)} #{Stance (51) [B:PRO] CRIME (BILL:HR-5210)} #{Stance (52) [B:PRO] COMPASSION (BILL:HJR-484)} #{Stance (53) [B:PRO] HUMANITARIANISM (BILL:HJR-484)} #{Stance (54) [B:PRO] END-OF-HOSTILITIES (BILL:HJR-484)} #{Stance (55) [C:CON] MILITARY-SOLUTION (BILL:HJR-484)} #{Stance (56) [B:CON] SPENDING (BILL:HR-466)} #{Stance (57) [B:CON] GAY-RIGHTS (BILL:HR-5142)} #{Stance (58) [B:CON] SPENDING (BILL:HR-5142)} #{Stance (59) [B:PRO] REAGAN (BILL:HR-1154)} #{Stance (60) [B:CON] TRADE-RESTRICTIONS (BILL:HR-1154)} #{Stance (61) [C:CON] TAXES (BILL:HR-1183)} #{Stance (62) [B:PRO] FAIRNESS (BILL:HR-1183)} #{Stance (63) [C:CON] SOCIAL-SECURITY (BILL:HR-1900)} #{Stance (64) [C:CON] TAXES (BILL:HR-1900)} #{Stance (65) [C:PRO] TRADE-DEFICIT (BILL:HR-1234)} #{Stance (66) [C:PRO] TRADE-RESTRICTIONS (BILL:HR-1234)} #{Stance (67) [C:PRO] LABOR (BILL:HR-1234)} #{Stance (68) [C:PRO] IMMIGRATION (BILL:HR-1510A)} #{Stance (69) [C:CON] PRAYER (BILL:HR-5345)} #{Stance (36) [B:PRO] CONSTITUTION (BILL:HR-5345)} #{Stance (70) [B:PRO] ABORTION (BILL:HR-3191)} #{Stance (71) [B:PRO] ERA (BILL:HJR-1)} #{Stance (72) [B:PRO] WOMENS-RIGHTS (BILL:HJR-1)} #{Stance (73) [B:PRO] FAIRNESS (BILL:HJR-1)} #{Stance (74) [B:PRO] EQUITY (BILL:HJR-1)} #{Stance (75) [B:CON] IMMIGRATION (BILL:HR-1510)} #{Stance (76) [B:CON] MX (BILL:HR-5167)} #{Stance (77) [C:CON] DEFENSE-SPENDING (BILL:HR-5167)} #{Stance (78) [B:CON] CONTRA-AID (BILL:HR-2760)} #{Stance (79) [B:CON] EL-SALVADOR (BILL:HR-5119)} #{Stance (80) [B:PRO] NUCLEAR-FREEZE (BILL:HJR-13)} #{Stance (81) [C:PRO] 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(GROUP:ACU)} #{Stance (233) [B:CON] ERA (GROUP:ACU)} #{Stance (234) [B:CON] GUN-CONTROL (GROUP:ACU)} #{Stance (235) [C:CON] LABOR (GROUP:ACU)} #{Stance (236) [B:PRO] MANION (GROUP:ACU)} #{Stance (237) [B:CON] PLANT-CLOSING (GROUP:ACU)} #{Stance (238) [B:CON] BUSSING (GROUP:ACU)} #{Stance (239) [B:CON] SOCIAL (GROUP:ACU)} #{Stance (240) [B:PRO] SDI (GROUP:ACU)} #{Stance (241) [B:CON] VOTING-RIGHTS (GROUP:ACU)} #{Stance (242) [B:CON] WOMENS-RIGHTS (GROUP:ACU)} #{Stance (243) [B:CON] TAXES (GROUP:NTU)} #{Stance (244) [B:PRO] TAX-REFORM (GROUP:NTU)} #{Stance (245) [B:PRO] DEFENSE (GROUP:NSI)} #{Stance (246) [B:PRO] MX (GROUP:NSI)} #{Stance (247) [B:PRO] B-1 (GROUP:NSI)} #{Stance (248) [B:PRO] EL-SALVADOR (GROUP:NSI)} #{Stance (249) [C:CON] NUCLEAR-FREEZE (GROUP:NSI)} #{Stance (250) [B:CON] TAXES (GROUP:COC)} #{Stance (251) [B:PRO] DEREGULATION (GROUP:COC)} #{Stance (252) [B:CON] SPENDING (GROUP:COC)} #{Stance (253) [B:PRO] BALANCED-BUDGET (GROUP:COC)} #{Stance (254) [B:CON] PLANT-CLOSING (GROUP:COC)} #{Stance (255) [B:CON] LABOR (GROUP:COC)} #{Stance (256) [B:PRO] CLINCH-RIVER (GROUP:COC)} #{Stance (257) [B:PRO] DEREGULATION (GROUP:CEI)} #{Stance (258) [B:PRO] FREE-ENTERPRISE (GROUP:CEI)} #{Stance (259) [B:PRO] PRIVATIZATION (GROUP:CEI)} #{Stance (260) [B:CON] ABORTION (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (261) [B:PRO] CONTRA-AID (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (262) [B:PRO] BORK (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (263) [B:PRO] VETERANS (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (264) [B:CON] CENTRAL-AMERICAN-PEACE-PLAN (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (265) [B:CON] COMMUNISM (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (266) [B:PRO] CONSTRUCTIVE-ENGAGEMENT (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (267) [B:PRO] DEFENSE (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (268) [B:PRO] DEREGULATION (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (269) [B:PRO] DRUGS (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (270) [B:CON] ERA (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (271) [B:CON] GUN-CONTROL (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (272) [B:CON] NUCLEAR-FREEZE (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (273) [B:PRO] PATRIOTISM (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (274) [B:CON] PLANT-CLOSING (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (275) [B:PRO] PLEDGE (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (276) [B:CON] FURLOUGHS (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (277) [B:PRO] PRAYER (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (278) [B:CON] TAXES (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (279) [B:PRO] TOWER (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (280) [C:PRO] FISCAL-RESPONSIBILITY (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (281) [C:CON] GAY-RIGHTS (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (282) [B:PRO] SPUR-INVESTMENT (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)} #{Stance (283) [C:PRO] CAPITAL-GAINS-TAX-CUT (GROUP:REPUBLICANS)}) District: AZ-2 Term-Start: 1961 Term-End: 1991 Party: DEM Committees: (HOUSE-FOREIGN) Status: Active Date-Open: Tuesday, September 19, 1989 Symbol: MEMBER.1025 Morris K. Udall emphasizes his deep-rooted support of the ACLU s strong defense of the Bill of Rights. He feels strongly in favor of the ADA as a proponent of basic American values, in addition to the progressive agenda of COPE. He is strongly opposed to the narrow special interest of the Chamber of Commerce, the National Taxpayers Union, the NSI as an example of the radical right, the ACU's right-wing reactionism, and the CEI business special interest lobby. Udall is for members of the Democratic party, the League of Conservation Voters, and the country as a whole. Udall is opposed to Republicans. For-Stances: (#{Stance (31) [C:CON] FLAG-BURNING (GROUP:DEMOCRATS)}) Agn-Stances: (#{Stance (33) [A:PRO] CONSTITUTION (GROUP:ACLU)} #{Stance (34) [A:PRO] BILL-OF-RIGHTS (BILL:HJR-350)} #{Stance (32) [B:PRO] FREE-SPEECH (BILL:HJR-350)} #{Stance (35) [B:PRO] BILL-OF-RIGHTS (BILL:HR-4332)} #{Stance (36) [B:PRO] CONSTITUTION (BILL:HR-5345)} #{Stance (37) [B:PRO] CONSTITUTION (GROUP:COUNTRY)}) Number-For: 1 Number-Agn: 6 Group-For: (#{Stance (31) [C:CON] FLAG-BURNING (GROUP:DEMOCRATS)}) Group-Agn: (#{Stance (33) [A:PRO] CONSTITUTION (GROUP:ACLU)} #{Stance (37) [B:PRO] CONSTITUTION (GROUP:COUNTRY)}) For-Norms: (#{Stance (284) [C:CON] FLAG-BURNING (ISSUE:ISSUE.1077)}) Agn-Norms: (#{Stance (38) [B:PRO] FREE-SPEECH (ISSUE:ISSUE.1078)} #{Stance (285) [B:PRO] CONSTITUTION (ISSUE:ISSUE.2591)}) For-Bnorms: (#{Stance (284) [C:CON] FLAG-BURNING (ISSUE:ISSUE.1077)} #{Stance (286) [B:PRO] PATRIOTISM (ISSUE:ISSUE.3822)}) Agn-Bnorms: (#{Stance (38) [B:PRO] FREE-SPEECH (ISSUE:ISSUE.1078)} #{Stance (287) [A:PRO] RELIGION (ISSUE:ISSUE.24)} #{Stance (285) [B:PRO] CONSTITUTION (ISSUE:ISSUE.2591)}) Mi-Stance: (AGN (#{Stance (33) [A:PRO] CONSTITUTION (GROUP:ACLU)})) Mi-Group: (AGN (#{Stance (33) [A:PRO] CONSTITUTION (GROUP:ACLU)})) Mi-Record: (AGN (#{Stance (34) [A:PRO] BILL-OF-RIGHTS (BILL:HJR-350)})) Mi-Norm: (AGN (#{Stance (38) [B:PRO] FREE-SPEECH (ISSUE:ISSUE.1078)})) Strategy: Name: Not constitutional Synonyms: (NOT-CONSTITUTIONAL) Rank: B Test: There is a consensus opposing the measure. One issue among the opposing stances is the Constitution. Test-Code: # Preamble: PREAMBLE-NOT-CONSTITUTIONAL Protocol: PROTOCOL-NOT-CONSTITUTIONAL Status: Active Date-Open: Monday, April 24, 1989 Symbol: STRATEGY.1344 Remarks: Vote against a measure that would be struck down by the Supreme Court. Result: AGN Reason: ((((#{Stance (33) [A:PRO] CONSTITUTION (GROUP:ACLU)} #{Stance (34) [A:PRO] BILL-OF-RIGHTS (BILL:HJR-350)} #{Stance (35) [B:PRO] BILL-OF-RIGHTS (BILL:HR-4332)} #{Stance (36) [B:PRO] CONSTITUTION (BILL:HR-5345)} #{Stance (37) [B:PRO] CONSTITUTION (GROUP:COUNTRY)}))) (((#{Stance (32) [B:PRO] FREE-SPEECH (BILL:HJR-350)})))) Downside: ((((#{Stance (31) [C:CON] FLAG-BURNING (GROUP:DEMOCRATS)})))) Deeper-Analysis: B Status: Active ********************************************************************************* * English rationale: * ********************************************************************************* Morris K. Udall votes against bill HR-2978, the flag desecration bill. After careful analysis, he believes that provisions of this bill are not constitutional. He completely supports the belief in the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Udall is eager to show his support for the right of freedom of speech. But, Udall understands that members of the Democratic party opposes the right of burning the American flag in protest. ********************************************************************************* * End of Decision @30 * ********************************************************************************* #{Decision (30) [AGN:HR-2978] Udall (DEM : AZ-2)B} * (dbase decision) Initializing database system. ....DECISION> h * NIL AGN:HR-2978 Udall DEM AZ-2 B Not constitutional ....DECISION> debugger invoked on a END-OF-FILE in thread #: end of file on # Type HELP for debugger help, or (SB-EXT:EXIT) to exit from SBCL. restarts (invokable by number or by possibly-abbreviated name): 0: [ABORT] Exit debugger, returning to top level. (READ-LINE # T NIL #) 0] quit ; in: DBASE DECISION ; (PROGN QUIT) ; ; caught WARNING: ; undefined variable: SB-EXT:QUIT ; ; compilation unit finished ; Undefined variable: ; QUIT ; caught 1 WARNING condition debugger invoked on a UNBOUND-VARIABLE @534CB3BB in thread #: The variable QUIT is unbound. Type HELP for debugger help, or (SB-EXT:EXIT) to exit from SBCL. restarts (invokable by number or by possibly-abbreviated name): 0: [CONTINUE ] Retry using QUIT. 1: [USE-VALUE ] Use specified value. 2: [STORE-VALUE] Set specified value and use it. 3: [ABORT ] Reduce debugger level (to debug level 1). 4: Exit debugger, returning to top level. ((LAMBDA (#:G893)) #) source: (PROGN QUIT) 0[2] 4 * (db-all decision) (#{Decision (30) [AGN:HR-2978] Udall (DEM : AZ-2)B}) * (car (db-all decision)) #{Decision (30) [AGN:HR-2978] Udall (DEM : AZ-2)B} * (sarcastic-explanation (car (db-all decision))) #{Decision (288) [AGN:HR-2978] Udall (DEM : AZ-2)B} ********************************************************************************* * English rationale: * ********************************************************************************* Morris K. Udall opposes bill HR-2978, the flag desecration bill Upon reflection, he believes that provisions of this bill are not constitutional. He is longtime opponents of the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights. He firmly opposes the right of freedom of speech. Even so, he realizes that members of the Democratic party cares about the right of burning the American flag in protest. #{Decision (288) [AGN:HR-2978] Udall (DEM : AZ-2)B} * (base) bash-5.2$ exit Process shell finished