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Twitter is now a "political powerhouse," and one party is doing a better job of using it in Congress, according to a new, extensive study. Be sure to check it out to see how much our lawmakers are using Twitter to attack - and how often they're tweeting about actual legislation. The folks at Mashable point out that the findings just may come as a surprise. Today in the Newsroom, we're breaking it down for you. Also, the folks at Edelman have crunched some fresh numbers to name the current leaders for "most influential" and "most popular" members of Congress on Twitter. Check out that list on Facebook. What do you think? Weigh in here or on Facebook or Twitter.
I was appalled at Fredricka Whitfield's comments on Josh's story on twitter concerning John McCain and her obvious disapproval of republicans!
Democrats have more to say because we are the ones always being taken advantage of.
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