Is social media helping drive the continually growing negative opinion of ObamaCare?
A new study finds that negative comments on Twitter about the President's healthcare plan outnumber positive comments by seven to one.
As Businessweek reported Monday, Kantar Media's CMAG has produced a new Twitter tracking tool that provides real time data on what people are tweeting about ObamaCare.
At press time, here's how it looked:
So, in the last 30 days, there have been 6,000 negative tweets about ObamaCare to only 811 positive.
The tracker also provides a map of the activity:
Of course, this only shows tweets that have a geotag attached to them. That said, ObamaCare sure does attract a lot of attention in the south.
What does this all mean?
Let's be honest: six thousand negative tweets in a month is not all that much.
I bet Bill Maher easily receives that many hate-tweets every 30 days.
But it's a start.
