Hillary Clinton out-trended Marco Rubio on Cable News Twitter yesterday, with the overhang of Hillary’s Sunday announcement casting shade on Rubio’s.
In the larger world (all Twitter), Clinton has had the most impressive announcement bump, while Rubio’s has been the weakest:
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Raw data: 2015-04-13-TagStats.csv and 2015-04-13-WordStats.csv
Spreadsheet source: 2015-04-13 Twitter Bumps.xlsx
Hannity got Rubio, and Hannity won Cable News Twitter on Monday…
Raw data: 2015-04-13-ShowStats.csv
Well, Sunday was Hillary day on Cable News Twitter. Surprised? What’s more interesting is that Hillary talk seems to have helped CNN more than MSNBC.
Raw data: 2015-04-12-TagStats.csv and 2015-04-12-WordStats.csv
A bit of a stronger day on Sunday for Melissa Harris-Perry, and so she wins the best hour in Cable News Twitter. Hers was the only show to get over 1000 mentions per hour (and did so for both hours she was on the air). Harris-Perry was followed by both hours of Up, the Meet the Press re-run on MSNBC, and Sunday Morning Futures on Fox (who knew they were that popular?)
Raw data: 2015-04-12-ShowStats.csv
Funny that Obama topped Hillary on Cable News Twitter on Saturday. I’m sure Sunday will be better for HRC.