Cricket
They moved, or went silent, and didn’t say why.
How the scale works
Hold the line. Own the flip. Don’t go quiet.
HippoCricket scores whether they stuck, explained, or hid. Changing your mind is allowed. Silence isn’t. Same rules for every party. 1–100. Money never changes the score.
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Christopher Deluzio
Immigration & Border Security: Supported → Opposed
Jan 22, 2025 · no public explanation on file
James Talarico
Campaign banked $0 from PACs that fund both parties. Outside groups spent $17.2M to elect them.
Play, or get played.
Flipped and stayed silent? That’s Cricket — the one you don’t want. Flipped and said why? That’s Hippo, and that’s allowed. The record didn’t move? That’s Stone. Not a medal. Not an insult. The 1–100 score runs from silent flips at the bottom to a clean file at the top. That’s the whole scale.
Stick is not left versus right. It asks whether the record stayed consistent and whether a change was explained.
Honesty is not the pitch. Honesty is the byproduct. You either own the vote or the record owns you.
Most flips on record
Hippo85/100
Joe Biden
Dem · President of the United StatesHippo3 explained flips · 0 silent
6 sourced issues, 1994–2024, 3 recorded flips.
Latest unexplained flips
Christopher DeluzioSupported → Opposed · Immigration & Border Security · Jan 22, 2025
Unexplainedclerk.house.gov
Eugene VindmanOpposed → Supported · Immigration & Border Security · Jan 22, 2025
Unexplainedcongress.gov
Sanford BishopOpposed → Supported · Immigration & Border Security · Jan 22, 2025
Unexplainedcongress.gov
HippoCricket is non-partisan and covers politicians of every party with the same method. Every position needs a source — no source, no score. See methodology for how scores are computed.