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Shifts and nuances in the way we communicate online.
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GOP Presidential candidate Mitt Romney became the focus of another Twitter trend Monday — after he was caught on video telling an audience of wealthy donors that 47% of Americans “believe they are victims” and “will vote for this president [Obama] no matter what.” 
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If the Twitter reaction is any indication, Rep. Todd Akin (R-Mo.) may have cost himself a Senate seat with his controversial comments about rape and pregnancy.
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With rumors running rampant that GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney may have actually bought Twitter followers (you can do that you know), let's give the Mittster the benefit of the doubt. What if there really are 925,000 new Twitter users who came onto the site over the weekend (or Twitter users with relatively few Tweets to Number of People They're Following ratio: i.e., 4:1,500). Maybe these folks, and other newbies to Twitter, can get more engaged by following these tips.
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Funny....if it weren't so true. Have a laugh (or three) and then get active. You can share this video with your social networks to highlight the hypocrisy in American politics, and in particular, the 2012 GOP candidates for President of the United States.
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Mitt Romney triggered a wave of Trapper Keeper nostalgia at Tuesday night's presidential debate when he made a comment about "binders full of women" in reference to women entering the workforce.
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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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The GOP Senate candidate says women can't get pregnant from what he called "legitimate rape". That statement is wrong, of course, on a couple of levels, but it's a fairly common belief on the fringe right.
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To be fair to Mitt Romney, his copywriters and his proofreaders—all of whom allowed a typo spelling “America” as “Amercia” into Romney’s new iPhone app—“America” is kind of weird word. But in the digital age, typos aren't quite the diaster they used to be.
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