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13. In Fact, Maybe You Should Just Contact Your President.
That's the plan in Florida, Texas, California and New York—states where many Googled the hilarious terms: "e-mail President Obama." I can almost guarantee that didn't work out for them. Out on the West Coast, in Colorado, Arizona, Oregon and California, a more simple search term—"contact Obama"—registered as among the most popular. The Internet may have worked wonders in connecting voters to our future president, and this administration has agreed to be responsive. But good luck finding Obama's personal e-mail address.
14. Looks Like We've Got an 'Obama Deception' on Our Hands.
One of the fastest rising searches in regard to our president has been "Obama Deception," the title of a self-proclaimed "hard-hitting" documentary that "completely destroys the myth that Barack Obama is working for the best interests of the American people." Comparatively, this search was most popular in Oregon, Texas and Arizona. This tells us two things. First, every West Coast hippie must love a good conspiracy documentary. And second, there is such a thing as a sore loser, whether that is Bush (Texas) or McCain (Arizona). Right?
15. Don't Forget the Dog.
Well, actually, go ahead. Like Jay Leno, and other advanced Obama topics, the search "Obama Dog" was popular in all the places you might expect: D.C., New York and Massachusetts. Meanwhile, in many of the states that went for McCain, this search was hardly recognized. If you take anything from this, it's a small sign that people who voted for Obama care about all the intricacies of the first 100 days; meanwhile, those who didn't have moved on to other things.
16. Like What?
Well to be honest, over the last 100 days, our president leaves nary a blip in the nation's top Google searches, compared with weightier topics like "American Idol," Rihanna and Chris Brown, which led Google's rising searches. Even on the last of the 100 days, Twitter ranked No. 1. So when it comes to Google, what have we learned? One hundred days is nothing compared to 140 characters.
A note on methodology: Google Insights works by normalizing all data on a scale of 100, and scaling other search terms relative to that. If you were to search "Obama" today, you'd likely get different results because Google's indexing ranks each search as a proportion of all total searches. For example, because "American Idol" was on last night, that keyword is especially popular today, which would change the relative popularity of any other keyword—including "Obama." We conducted our research on April 27 and April 28. And given the constant fluctuation of the numbers, we encourage you to look at these trends with a grain of salt. They're accurate—but they're also for amusement.
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