Below is SaintPetersblog.com‘s ranking of Florida’s Top Political Tweeters for May. When it comes to determining the Top Tweeters, we prioritize quality, not quantity. The rankings are based on someone’s Klout score. When someone engages with your content, Klout assesses that action in the context of the person’s own activity. These principles form the basis of [...]
Below is SaintPetersblog.com‘s ranking of Florida’s Top Political Tweeters for March. When it comes to determining the Top Tweeters, we prioritize quality, not quantity. The rankings are based on someone’s Klout score. When someone engages with your content, Klout assesses that action in the context of the person’s own activity. These principles form the basis of [...]
Below is SaintPetersblog.com‘s ranking of Florida’s Top Political Tweeters for February. When it comes to determining the Top Tweeters, we prioritize quality, not quantity. The rankings are based on someone’s Klout score. When someone engages with your content, Klout assesses that action in the context of the person’s own activity. These principles form the basis of [...]
Below is SaintPetersblog.com‘s ranking of Florida’s Top Political Tweeters for December. Because Klout radically changed their algorithm last month, there are radical changes to the rankings. In a nutshell, Klout’s changes prioritize quality, not quantity. When someone engages with your content, Klout assess that action in the context of the person’s own activity. These principles form the [...]
Tonight’s GOP debate airs at 8 p.m. on CNBC, live from Oakland University in Oakland, Mich., moderated by John Harwood and Maria Bartiromo. Jim Cramer, Steve Liesman, Rick Santelli and Sharon Epperson will join in the questioning. Previewing and live-blogging the debate (with lots of Andrew Sullivan mixed in): 9:48 p.m. - “One last question: Dodd, [...]
Below is SaintPetersblog.com‘s ranking of Florida’s Top Political Tweeters for November. Because Klout radically changed their algorithm, there are radical changes to the rankings. In a nutshell, Klout’s changes prioritize quality, not quantity. When someone engages with your content, Klout assess that action in the context of the person’s own activity. These principles form the basis of [...]
“During Herman Cain’s tenure as the head of the National Restaurant Association in the 1990s, at least two female employees complained to colleagues and senior association officials about inappropriate behavior by Cain, ultimately leaving their jobs at the trade group,” Politico reports. “The women complained of sexually suggestive behavior by Cain that made them angry and uncomfortable, [...]
Scoreboard! SaintPetersBlog.com was voted the Best National Blog and Best State Blog in the 2011 Netroots Awards. The story “An Afternoon with Charlie, the once-and-future Governor” won Best Post. The winners were announced in coordination with the Florida Democratic Party’s state convention in Orlando. I am very excited to win all three of these awards, [...]
We’re down to the runoffs in the 2011 Netroots Awards, a competition to determine the best of the blogs and online activism on the left in Florida. A multiple-award winner last year, I have some pretty strong opinions about which Florida-based blogs/bloggers are worth a damn. What follows are a listing of the categories in [...]
Joy Reid: Mitt Romney needed to maintain the status quo. He did. Rick Perry needed to change it. He didn’t. The latest Republican primary debate, hosted by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation and Bloomberg News, was a bit of a fizzle. Mitt Romney was the clear winner on substance, brushing back attacks on his record and defending his [...]
