You can click on a word and see in what contexts it was used. And how often it was used. And you can add a word yourself. It's kind of interesting if you are interested in the convention at all. It doesn't prove or disprove anything, it's merely interesting to me and maybe to someone else.

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At the Republican Convention, the Words Being Used
A look at how often speakers at the Republican National Convention have used certain words and phrases so far, based on an analysis of transcripts from the Federal News Service.

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"Stop thinking about art works as objects, and start thinking about them as triggers for experiences." ~ Brian Eno

Obama is bigger than God!!!

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lol

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After last night he is as useful as yesterday's wind.

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Paul Ryan's speech looks pretty as a word cloud:

Look like he's obsessed with President Obama.

It's usually not wise to use your opponent's name that frequently.

That is why Romney's name is rarely mentioned in Democratic circles.

It's usually not wise to use your opponent's name that frequently.

except this name.