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US Congressional Politics
Posts from Sep 30 12:00 pm to Oct 2 12:46 pm ET · updated Oct 2 1:54 pm ET
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Posts favoring Liberal / Democrat gained 22.6 points over the last 24 hours compared with the 24 before, as posts favoring neither side fell 12.9.AI-GENERATED
POSTING ACTIVITYPOSTING RATE, INDEXED TO PEAK · 100 = BUSIEST STRETCH
100%7550251Uygur warns Americans against visiting Israel after vote@cenkuygur draws 22K reactions, the most of any post in this window.“No American should ever go to Israel. Our Senate just voted that they’re allowed to murder you. They’ve killed nine Americans in three years. No one has been arrested for any of those murders. Senate voted to block any investigation and gave Israel impunity to murder Americans.”POST · Sep 30 2:00 pm ET · written by gemini-3.8-flash2Report reveals House lawmakers spent millions without receipts“House lawmakers spent $6.7 million of taxpayer money on meals and lodging last year — a 21 percent increase over 2024 — under a reimbursement program that doesn’t require them to provide receipts, a Post analysis found. See who spent the most:” is first shared here and goes on to 2 posts in this window, carrying 680 reactions between them. The title comes from the post that shared it, the link being a shortener that carries no headline — nothing here fetches the page.STORY · Oct 1 12:00 am ET · written by gemini-3.8-flash3@RandPaul: “Congress doesn't have a revenue problem.”@RandPaul draws 5.1K reactions, among the most-engaged posts in this window.“Congress doesn't have a revenue problem. It has an addiction to spending. Real reform means cutting waste and capping spending. My Six Penny Plan does just that by cutting six cents from every $1 the federal government spends. Our budget would be balanced in five years.”POST · Oct 1 2:00 pm ET65%Sep 30 12:00 pmOct 1 12:00 pmOct 2 12:00 pmSep 30 12:00 pm ET · 14% of peakSep 30 1:00 pm ET · 61% of peakSep 30 2:00 pm ET · 99% of peak · ① Uygur warns Americans against visiting Israel after voteSep 30 3:00 pm ET · 98% of peakSep 30 4:00 pm ET · 100% of peakSep 30 5:00 pm ET · 90% of peakSep 30 6:00 pm ET · 97% of peakSep 30 7:00 pm ET · 97% of peakSep 30 8:00 pm ET · 79% of peakSep 30 9:00 pm ET · 72% of peakSep 30 10:00 pm ET · 65% of peakSep 30 11:00 pm ET · 70% of peakOct 1 12:00 am ET · 70% of peak · ② Report reveals House lawmakers spent millions without receiptsOct 1 1:00 am ET · 59% of peakOct 1 2:00 am ET · 50% of peakOct 1 3:00 am ET · 40% of peakOct 1 4:00 am ET · 43% of peakOct 1 5:00 am ET · 43% of peakOct 1 6:00 am ET · 34% of peakOct 1 7:00 am ET · 34% of peakOct 1 8:00 am ET · 38% of peakOct 1 9:00 am ET · 47% of peakOct 1 10:00 am ET · 54% of peakOct 1 11:00 am ET · 54% of peakOct 1 12:00 pm ET · 68% of peakOct 1 1:00 pm ET · 70% of peakOct 1 2:00 pm ET · 74% of peak · ③ @RandPaul: “Congress doesn't have a revenue problem.”Oct 1 3:00 pm ET · 72% of peakOct 1 4:00 pm ET · 63% of peakOct 1 5:00 pm ET · 56% of peakOct 1 6:00 pm ET · 56% of peakOct 1 7:00 pm ET · 54% of peakOct 1 8:00 pm ET · 47% of peakOct 1 9:00 pm ET · 47% of peakOct 1 10:00 pm ET · 40% of peakOct 1 11:00 pm ET · 38% of peakOct 2 12:00 am ET · 29% of peakOct 2 1:00 am ET · 25% of peakOct 2 2:00 am ET · 20% of peakOct 2 3:00 am ET · 14% of peakOct 2 4:00 am ET · 16% of peakOct 2 5:00 am ET · 18% of peakOct 2 6:00 am ET · 18% of peakOct 2 7:00 am ET · 16% of peakOct 2 8:00 am ET · 32% of peakOct 2 9:00 am ET · 38% of peakOct 2 10:00 am ET · 52% of peakOct 2 11:00 am ET · 65% of peak
1Sep 30 · Uygur warns Americans against visiting Israel after vote View post ↗2Oct 1 · Report reveals House lawmakers spent millions without receipts3Oct 1 · @RandPaul: “Congress doesn't have a revenue problem.” View post ↗
Numbered markers show where the conversation changed, not just where it got busier.
PACE VS YESTERDAYSTEADY
6:00 am–12:00 pm Oct 2 had 21% more posts than the same hours the day before
WHAT PEOPLE ARE ARGUINGshare of views
Protect College Sports Act will save college athletics72%
Congress must pass the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act to establish clear national standards, protect student athletes, and stabilize collegiate sports.
Polling signals Democratic midterm wave28%
Surging generic ballot numbers and favorable polls indicate Democrats are positioned to recapture control of Congress.
4% of posts in this window are classified under a specific narrative
TOP POSTSby views · with at least one post from each narrative
MOST SEEN ACCOUNTSby views of their posts
VIEWS@CBSNews1.7M@FoxNews1.1M@cenkuygur776K@politico608K@washingtonpost479K
EXTERNAL LINKSranked by views of the posts that shared each link
Senate Democrats on Wednesday blocked a GOP-led effort to advance a bill aimed at shielding Americans from…
cbsn.ws · Sep 30 · No narrative assigned
1.4M
Speaker Johnson should call the House back into session to pass the Protect College Sports Act. More on…
podcasts.apple.com · Sep 30 · Narrative: Protect College Sports Act will save college athletics
193K
Democrats UNANIMOUSLY Vote AGAINST the Stop Insider Trading Act — President Donald J. Trump stands with the…
x.com · Sep 30 · No narrative assigned
181K
Senate Democrats on Wednesday blocked a GOP-led bill to combat rising energy costs driven by the data center…
cnn.it · Sep 30 · No narrative assigned
149K
Every Senate Democrat votes no on two issues with overwhelming support from voters. Republicans get 53 votes…
foxnews.com · Sep 30 · No narrative assigned
142K
Each narrative’s links and outlets: News sources tab.
WHICH SIDE POSTS FAVORLast 48 hours
Sep 30 12:00 pmOct 2 12:00 pm
Liberal / Democrat44%+22.6 pts ▲Neither side30%-12.9 pts ▼Conservative / Republican27%-9.7 pts ▼
Change in share: last 24 hours vs the 24 before.
A post’s side is based on the story or narrative it presents, even if the writer doesn’t endorse it — an objective article covering a particular viewpoint counts towards that viewpoint.
KEY PHRASES AND FIGURES% of posts using the phrase
“senate race”
Used across all narratives
5%
“democrats blocked”
Used across all narratives
3%
“protect college sports act”
Mostly used in: Protect College Sports Act will save college athletics
3%
“members of congress”
Used across all narratives
2%
“republican lawmakers”
Used across all narratives
2%