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January 9th 2009
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nteresting … here the chart of Twitter tweets on “Blago,” with the first bump occurring as news broke of his impeachment by the members of the Illinois state Senate (all unimpeachable ladies and gentlemen, I’m sure) followed by next to nothing until a few hours later when off it goes, stratospheric.
What’s up with that? Tweat-lag?
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