Comments on: Politicians who get Twitter...and some who don't
Do you want to find the most interesting Republicans and Democrats on Twitter? We'll tell you what they tweet about and whether they're worth following.
Do you want to find the most interesting Republicans and Democrats on Twitter? We'll tell you what they tweet about and whether they're worth following.
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One thing I'm confused about is hashtags, and why do you disapprove of #tcot? I thought hashtags were a good way for people of like interests to find each other. I was thinking of trying to come up with one for my city and people who want to talk about it. What's the hashtag etiquette here?
It is updated occasionally and is worth following.
Lots of followers, but she is only following 1? Not really participatory, is it?
Our product "politicoTracker Twitter Edition" makes it really easy to read any US politician's tweets, and you don't need a Twitter account, just an iPhone. http://politicoTracker.com/te
We've found around 360 twittering elected officials so far. We welcome submissions of anyone we've missed.
As of last Monday, the most popular feed among our users was Sarah Palin's, almost double Barak Obama's feed. @schwarzenegger was the 3rd most popular, followed by the state-wide aggregate feed for Minnesota. Go figure.
- by zkirkpatrick September 25, 2009 9:00 PM PDT
- Chuck Grassley should be on this list - totally unfiltered.
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