The Ellis County Press: Tracks & Trends of the blogosphere

Tracks & Trends of the blogosphere
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Editor on 10/01/2009 10:44:00


September 30, 2009
9:00 PM EST
Here are tonight's Tracks & Trends of the blogosphere provided by NetRight
Nation.  The Obama Czar's are the subject of much discussion in the blogosphere.
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Sincerely,
Adam Bitely
TOP ISSUES
1. Health Care
2. Republican Party
3. Iran
4. Pending Legislation
5. Education
6. United Nations
7. Democratic Party
8. United Nations
9. "Man Made" Global Warming"
10. National Security and Foreign Policy
ISSUE TRENDS
1. Democratic Party
+ 125.83 %
2. Cap & Trade
+ 89.69 %
3. Education
+ 48.91 %
4. Health Care
+ 40.15 %
5. Republican Party
+ 32.07 %
6. Pending Legislation
+ 29.75 %
7. U.S. Supreme Court
+ 20.44 %
8. Committees
+ 19.39 %
9. Oil
+ 14.42 %
10. Army
- 3.65 %
TOP PEOPLE
1. Sarah Palin
2. John McCain
3. Mitt Romney
4. Nancy Pelosi
5. Harry Reid
6. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
7. Michael Steele
8. Joe Biden
9. Rush Limbaugh
10. Manuel Zelaya
PEOPLE TRENDS
1. Al Franken
+ 478.12 %
2. Arlen Specter
+ 333.59 %
3. Michael Steele
+ 237.23 %
4. Chris Dodd
+ 116.79 %
5. Sarah Palin
+ 54.85 %
6. Mitt Romney
+ 53.56 %
7. Manuel Zelaya
+ 44.53 %
8. John McCain
+ 11.68 %
9. Hugo Chavez
- 18.7 %
10. Rush Limbaugh
- 33.29 %
The Overnights provides journalists and others quick "Track & Trend" insights
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Adam R. Bitely
Director of New Media
Americans for Limited Government
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