A score under 50 is red. Choose a measurement to see where it lost points and why; choose it again to clear.
Greeting 11%Claims 63%Thanks 20%Positioning 5%
This view breaks the statement into its steps and names what each one does.
Mr. President, Greeting · 23 wordsas our nation reaches the height of another fire season, it is my honor to pay tribute to our wildland and aerial firefighters.GreetingClaims · 130 wordsAs we gather in the Senate today, wildland fire crews are working long days in difficult conditions across the country to protect resources, property, 1and their fellow Americans.As first responders, they don’t get to choose when and where they are needed.One phone call can send them hundreds of miles from home for days or even weeks.Operating on the ground and by air, this profession demands endurance, quick thinking, and extraordinary precision to get the job done.More often than not, success in getting the job done is measured by what never happens: a neighborhood that doesn’t burn, a family that doesn’t lose everything, a highway that remains open, a town that gets another chance.Those victories rarely make the evening news, but they matter just the same.Thanks · 35 wordsWith catastrophic wildfires burning in our Nation today, It’s worth taking a moment to honor the brave men and women leading our Nation’s wildland fire response.2They are neighbors, parents, sons, daughters, veterans, and friends.ThanksPositioning · 10 wordsThey are ordinary people doing extraordinary work under extraordinary circumstances, PositioningThanks · 7 wordsand they deserve our recognition and thanks.Thanks
