Barack Obama's tweet condemning racism following the violent far-right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, has become the most-liked in Twitter history.
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The Republican Convention saw more than 4 million tweets with a peak of 14,743 tweets per minute and 2.5 million-plus YouTube views..... After the convention, Twitter noted that Barack Obama’s tweeted response to Clint Eastwood’s empty-chair routine was the most retweeted tweet of the RNC. 
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Clint Eastwood’s 12-minute rambling Republican National Convention speech endorsing presidential candidate Mitt Romney isn’t going “Unforgiven” in the viral world.
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There is no shortage of opinions on Twitter about this year's presidential race and candidates. The Twitter Political Index, or Twindex, launched this week will track tweets that mention President Barack Obama or presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney. It's an attempt to measure the public's shifting moods, as well as to establish Twitter as "a platform for civic debate."
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In case you missed right-wing Twitter rants by Donald Trump, you can stop before driving "well past the last exit to relevance" and read them here. The Donald, as the world's greatest combover is still called, was about to end his latest "15 minutes" of fame, until NBC anchor Brian Williams came along and gave him another 41 seconds. This stopped Trump from tweeting about the Obama reelection as the end of the world and diverted him (for the time being) into tweeting about Brian Williams' TV ratings.
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Cint Eastwood and the empty chair upstage Mitt Romney. Barack Obama says Ask Me Anything online. You can't stop the march of Time(line) on Facebook. Offline friendships in the shadow of social media, text snooping and blue moons. It's all here. Click now and join the conversation.
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II was only a matter of time til someone on the Internet parodied Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know" about U.S. President Barack Obama.
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