old_contents: #!/usr/bin/env python
  # Copyright (c) 2012, BSD-3 clause, Sunlight Labs
  
  from sunlight import capitolwords
  from sunlight import congress
  
  phrase = "obamacare"
  # Today, we'll be printing out the Twitter IDs of all legislators that use
  # this phrase most in the congressional record.
  
  for cw_record in capitolwords.phrases_by_entity(
      "legislator",   # We're getting all legislators
      sort="count",   # sorted by how much they say
      phrase=phrase,  # this word
  )[:6]:  # We'll just try the top 5 legislators
  
      legislator = congress.legislators(
          bioguide_id=cw_record['legislator'],
          #  Look up this biogude (unique ID) for every fed. legislator
          all_legislators="true"  # search retired legislators
      )
      if len(legislator) >= 1:  # If we were able to find the legislator
          legislator = legislator[0]  # (this is a search, so it's a list)
          if legislator['twitter_id'] is not None:  # and they have a Twitter ID
              print "%s. %s (@%s) said %s %s times" % (
                  legislator['title'],
                  legislator['last_name'],
                  legislator['twitter_id'],
                  phrase,
                  int(cw_record['count'])
              )  # Print it to output :)
  
new_contents: #!/usr/bin/env python
  # Copyright (c) 2012, BSD-3 clause, Sunlight Labs
  
  from sunlight import capitolwords
  from sunlight import congress
  
  phrase = "obamacare"
  # Today, we'll be printing out the Twitter IDs of all legislators that use
  # this phrase most in the congressional record.
  
  for cw_record in capitolwords.phrases_by_entity(
      "legislator",   # We're getting all legislators
      sort="count",   # sorted by how much they say
      phrase=phrase,  # this word
  )[:6]:  # We'll just try the top 5 legislators
  
      legislator = congress.legislators(
          bioguide_id=cw_record['legislator'],
          #  Look up this biogude (unique ID) for every fed. legislator
          all_legislators="true"  # search retired legislators
      )
      if len(legislator) >= 1:  # If we were able to find the legislator
          legislator = legislator[0]  # (this is a search, so it's a list)
          if legislator['twitter_id'] is not None:  # and they have a Twitter ID
              print("%s. %s (@%s) said %s %s times" % (
                  legislator['title'],
                  legislator['last_name'],
                  legislator['twitter_id'],
                  phrase,
                  int(cw_record['count']))
              )  # Print it to output :)
  
subject: fix for python3 support