I'm working on the second part of Crony Corral. The first part takes a list of public people and uses Wikipedia to find their employers, place of education, etc. It then groups them by properties they have in common.
The second part searches Wikipedia pages to find topics the grouped people have in common. You can adjust whether you're search for tightly- or loosely- affiliated topics since it's counting mentions.
I'm testing using MTG and Boebert for the goofy results.
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@researchbuzz maybe those efforts should be used to expel Cameron Sexton from the Tennessee House of Representatives instead. He clearly needs a time out room.
When will Republicans understand that saying no to 2A is GOOD Parenting???