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What Conservatives are blogging

   April 22, 2009

NetRight Nation reports the top topics that conservatives are blogging:

1. Tea Parties
2. Obama $100M budget cut
3. Piracy
4. Oil
5. Europe
6. Financial Crisis
7. Pending Legislation
8. Wall Street
9. “Man Made” Global Warming”
10. Army

Issue Trends

1. United Nations + 132.61 %
2. United Nations + 114.55 %
3. Committees + 111.76 %
4. Australia + 52.94 %
5. Intelligence + 46.81 %
6. 2nd Amendment + 32.20 %
7. Congressional Earmarks + 30.99 %
8. Treasury + 26.39 %
9. National Security and Foreign Policy + 23.33 %
10. Middle East + 23.29 %

Top People
1. John McCain
2. Sarah Palin
3. Tim Geithner
4. Richard Phillips
5. Chris Dodd
6. Joe Biden
7. Jake DeSantis
8. Rick Wagoner
9. Michael Steele
10. Ben Bernanke

Note: According to Adam Bitely of Net Right Nation, “the United Nations has trended into a top issue. This has to do with the Ahmadinejad speech that occurred yesterday. Many bloggers on the right, normally opposed to the UN, looked at this story as yet another reason to pull away from the UN. This will definitely be a short lived story.”

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