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US Congressional Politics

Posts from Oct 1 12:00 pm to Oct 2 12:46 pm ET · updated Oct 2 1:54 pm ET

6:00 am–12:00 pm Oct 2 was the busiest 6-hour stretch from Oct 1 12:00 pm to Oct 2 12:00 pm.

POSTING ACTIVITYPOSTING RATE, INDEXED TO PEAK · 100 = BUSIEST STRETCH
100%7550251Rand Paul calls for spending cuts and caps@RandPaul draws 5.1K reactions, the most of any post 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 ET · written by gemini-3.8-flash2@FoxNews: “"If you're keeping score, Democrats are for insider trading…”@FoxNews draws 3K reactions, among the most-engaged posts in this window.“"If you're keeping score, Democrats are for insider trading and voter fraud." @JesseBWatters takes aim at Democrats after they blocked a Republican-backed bill that sought to ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks and included a voter ID provision. Watters argues …”POST · Oct 1 8:00 pm ET3House Democrats target larger majority under Jeffries“‘A game-changer’: House Dems aim for a big majority that could ease Hakeem Jeffries’ headaches” is first shared here and goes on to 2 posts in this window, carrying 108 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 2 4:00 am ET · written by gemini-3.8-flash100%Oct 1 12:00 pmOct 2 12:00 amOct 2 12:00 pmOct 1 12:00 pm ET · 90% of peakOct 1 1:00 pm ET · 75% of peakOct 1 2:00 pm ET · 75% of peak · ① Rand Paul calls for spending cuts and capsOct 1 3:00 pm ET · 60% of peakOct 1 4:00 pm ET · 65% of peakOct 1 5:00 pm ET · 50% of peakOct 1 6:00 pm ET · 65% of peakOct 1 7:00 pm ET · 55% of peakOct 1 8:00 pm ET · 55% of peak · ② @FoxNews: “"If you're keeping score, Democrats are for insider trading…”Oct 1 9:00 pm ET · 40% of peakOct 1 10:00 pm ET · 35% of peakOct 1 11:00 pm ET · 30% of peakOct 2 12:00 am ET · 25% of peakOct 2 1:00 am ET · 20% of peakOct 2 2:00 am ET · 15% of peakOct 2 3:00 am ET · 5% of peakOct 2 4:00 am ET · 15% of peak · ③ House Democrats target larger majority under JeffriesOct 2 5:00 am ET · 25% of peakOct 2 6:00 am ET · 35% of peakOct 2 7:00 am ET · 20% of peakOct 2 8:00 am ET · 45% of peakOct 2 9:00 am ET · 50% of peakOct 2 10:00 am ET · 95% of peakOct 2 11:00 am ET · 100% of peak
1Oct 1 · Rand Paul calls for spending cuts and caps View post ↗2Oct 1 · @FoxNews: “"If you're keeping score, Democrats are for insider trading…” View post ↗3Oct 2 · House Democrats target larger majority under Jeffries

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
Polling signals Democratic midterm waveTHE ONLY NARRATIVE HERE

Surging generic ballot numbers and favorable polls indicate Democrats are positioned to recapture control of Congress.

The only narrative anyone made here · 1% 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
EXTERNAL LINKSranked by views of the posts that shared each link
WHICH SIDE POSTS FAVORLast 24 hours
Oct 1 12:00 pmOct 2 12:00 pm
Liberal / Democrat57%+9.2 pts ▲Neither side22%+6.6 pts ▲Conservative / Republican21%-15.8 pts ▼

Change in share: last 12 hours vs the 12 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
6%
“republican lawmakers”
Used across all narratives
5%
“donald trump’s”
Used across all narratives
4%
“ken paxton”
Used across all narratives
4%
“midterm elections”
Used across all narratives
4%