One of the big issues last week and over the weekend was the IOC’s choice to not hold the Olympics in Chicago in 2016.
Top Issues
1. Health Care
2. Iran
3. Republican Party
4. National Security and Foreign Policy
5. Pending Legislation
6. Education
7. “Man Made” Global Warming”
8. Wall Street
9. Committees
10. United Nations
Issue Trends
1. National Security and Foreign Policy + 57.17 %
2. “Man Made” Global Warming” + 51.35 %
3. Iran + 37.85 %
4. Wall Street + 14.04 %
5. United Nations + 8.97 %
6. Committees + 0.90 %
7. China – 3.52 %
8. Health Care – 3.67 %
9. Republican Party – 11.65 %
10. Education – 23.16 %
Top People
1. Sarah Palin
2. John McCain
3. Joe Biden
4. Rush Limbaugh
5. Harry Reid
6. Nancy Pelosi
7. Jim DeMint
8. Rahm Emanuel
9. Newt Gingrich
10. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
People Trends
1. Jim DeMint + 149.72 %
2. Rahm Emanuel + 133.50 %
3. Michael Steele + 81.61 %
4. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad + 81.61 %
5. Manuel Zelaya + 81.61 %
6. Harry Reid + 70.26 %
7. Newt Gingrich + 61.44 %
8. Joe Biden + 45.29 %
9. Hugo Chavez + 45.29 %
10. Mitch McConnell + 36.21 %
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