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YouTube Yesterday: Debate – Please explain to me… by Right Change Leads the Way

October 18, 2012 By

Key Points:

1. “Debate – Please explain to me...” by Right Change was the most watched video in politics.

2. Five of the top ten videos were featured in our previous edition of YouTube Yesterday.

3. “We’ve Heard It All Before (Extended Cut)” by Republican National Committee appeared for the second straight day.

Debate – Please explain to me …

by Right Change

276,317 views
1,053 people like this
258 people disike this

Current
Rank
1
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Challenges – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

220,256 views
6,144 people like this
414 people disike this

Current
Rank
2
Previous
Rank
3

 

Jay-Z: The Power of Our Voice

by Barack Obama

167,989 views
2,198 people like this
298 people disike this

Current
Rank
3
Previous
Rank
NR

 

I’m Not Convinced.

by Right Change

148,815 views
1,234 people like this
895 people disike this

Current
Rank
4
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Obama Pride: LGBT Americans for Obama

by Barack Obama

127,559 views
5,514 people like this
124 people disike this

Current
Rank
5
Previous
Rank
NR

 

VOTE – Scarlett Johansson, Eva Longoria & Kerry Washington

by MoveOn.org

102,810 views
1,328 people like this
802 people disike this

Current
Rank
6
Previous
Rank
7

 

“We’ve Heard It All Before” (Extended Cut)

by Republican National Committee

84,996 views
8,033 people like this
884 people disike this

Current
Rank
7
Previous
Rank
5

 

Trust – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

61,792 views
1,213 people like this
275 people disike this

Current
Rank
8
Previous
Rank
NR

 

RNC Web Ad: “Laughing at the Issues” (Official Version)

by Republican National Committee

57,406 views
6,977 people like this
2,899 people disike this

Current
Rank
9
Previous
Rank
2

 

Fiscal Discipline

by Mitt Romney

56,198 views
1,005 people like this
597 people disike this

Current
Rank
10
Previous
Rank
1

 

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YouTube Yesterday: Fiscal Discipline by Mitt Romney Leads the Way

October 17, 2012 By

Key Points:

1. “Fiscal Discipline” by Mitt Romney was the most watched video in politics.

2. Eight of the top ten videos were featured in our previous edition of YouTube Yesterday.

3. “Couldn’t Say It Better” by Mitt Romney appeared for the second straight day.

Fiscal Discipline

by Mitt Romney

156,376 views
884 people like this
282 people disike this

Current
Rank
1
Previous
Rank
7

 

RNC Web Ad: “Laughing at the Issues” (Official Version)

by Republican National Committee

94,728 views
6,754 people like this
2,338 people disike this

Current
Rank
2
Previous
Rank
2

 

Challenges – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

65,188 views
5,263 people like this
347 people disike this

Current
Rank
3
Previous
Rank
3

 

Couldn’t Say It Better

by Mitt Romney

64,446 views
1,667 people like this
660 people disike this

Current
Rank
4
Previous
Rank
6

 

“We’ve Heard It All Before” (Extended Cut)

by Republican National Committee

61,400 views
7,842 people like this
875 people disike this

Current
Rank
5
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Economic Growth – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

52,752 views
423 people like this
37 people disike this

Current
Rank
6
Previous
Rank
4

 

VOTE – Scarlett Johansson, Eva Longoria & Kerry Washington

by MoveOn.org

51,361 views
624 people like this
311 people disike this

Current
Rank
7
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Earned – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

37,510 views
470 people like this
85 people disike this

Current
Rank
8
Previous
Rank
9

 

Big Bird – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

36,290 views
17,163 people like this
5,900 people disike this

Current
Rank
9
Previous
Rank
5

 

Table- Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

26,784 views
4,211 people like this
835 people disike this

Current
Rank
10
Previous
Rank
10

 

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YouTube Yesterday: RJC Presents: Perilous Times by Republican Jewish Coalition Leads the Way

October 16, 2012 By

Key Points:

1. ”RJC Presents: Perilous Times” by Republican Jewish Coalition was the most watched video in politics.

2.  Eight of top ten most watched videos were entries not featured in our previous edition of YouTube Yesterday.

3.  ”Couldn’t Say It Better” by Mitt Romney made its debut on YouTube Yesterday.

RJC Presents: “Perilous Times”

by Republican Jewish Coalition

132,819 views
0 people like this
0 people disike this

Current
Rank
1
Previous
Rank
4

 

RNC Web Ad: “Laughing at the Issues” (Official Version)

by Republican National Committee

55,666 views
6,476 people like this
2,032 people disike this

Current
Rank
2
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Challenges – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

43,008 views
1,860 people like this
193 people disike this

Current
Rank
3
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Economic Growth – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

36,410 views
395 people like this
35 people disike this

Current
Rank
4
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Big Bird – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

31,062 views
16,989 people like this
5,866 people disike this

Current
Rank
5
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Couldn’t Say It Better

by Mitt Romney

29,365 views
1,587 people like this
569 people disike this

Current
Rank
6
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Fiscal Discipline

by Mitt Romney

28,875 views
594 people like this
147 people disike this

Current
Rank
7
Previous
Rank
NR

 

I’m Not Convinced.

by Right Change

26,831 views
1,227 people like this
868 people disike this

Current
Rank
8
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Earned – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

25,333 views
465 people like this
81 people disike this

Current
Rank
9
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Table – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

20,774 views
4,173 people like this
823 people disike this

Current
Rank
10
Previous
Rank
6

 

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YouTube Weekend Watch: Absolutely Uncertain by Right Change Leads the Way

October 15, 2012 By

Key Points:

1. “Absolutely Uncertain” by Right Change was the most watched video in politics.

2.  Seven of top ten most watched videos were entries not featured in our previous edition of YouTube Yesterday.

3.  ”RJC Presents: Perilous Times” by Republican Jewish Coalition made its debut on YouTube Yesterday

Absolutely Uncertain

by Right Change

1,236,220 views
5,249 people like this
338 people disike this

Current
Rank
1
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

You Didn’t Build That – PolitiZoid

by Right Change

1,179,402 views
3,635 people like this
683 people disike this

Current
Rank
2
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Fair Share

by Right Change

828,809 views
872 people like this
120 people disike this

Current
Rank
3
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

RJC Presents: “Perilous Times”

by Republican Jewish Coalition

811,586 views
0 people like this
0 people disike this

Current
Rank
4
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Priorities USA Action: “Doors”

by Priorities USA Action

691,457 views
0 people like this
0 people disike this

Current
Rank
5
Previous
Rank
5

 

 

Table – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

606,658 views
4,096 people like this
789 people disike this

Current
Rank
6
Previous
Rank
3

 

 

“We’ve Heard It All Before” (Extended Cut)

by Republican National Committee

579,870 views
7,659 people like this
854 people disike this

Current
Rank
7
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Ian’s Letter: “Dear Mr. President”

by Barack Obama

412,370 views
2,443 people like this
132 people disike this

Current
Rank
8
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Candidate Taste Test – The Campaign

by Right Change

258,565 views
1,646 people like this
384 people disike this

Current
Rank
9
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Fair Share – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

257,871 views
746 people like this
94 people disike this

Current
Rank
10
Previous
Rank
7

 

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YouTube Yesterday: Too Many Americans by Mitt Romney Leads the Way

October 3, 2012 By

Key Points:

1. “Too Many Americans” by Mitt Romney was the most watched video in politics.

2.  Six of the top ten most watched videos were entries featured in our previous edition of YouTube Yesterday.

3. “Where is Washington Taking Us?” by Bankrupting America returned to YouTube Yesterday after a two day absence.

Too Many Americans

by Mitt Romney

282,756 views
1,074 people like this
876 people disike this

Current
Rank
1
Previous
Rank
2

 

 

Stage

by Priorities USA Action

138,412 views
3,157 people like this
263 people disike this

Current
Rank
2
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Table – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

129,236 views
3,277 people like this
456 people disike this

Current
Rank
3
Previous
Rank
4

 

 

Where is Washington Taking Us?

by Bankrupting America

65,161 views
89 people like this
7 people disike this

Current
Rank
4
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Priorities USA Action: “Doors”

by Priorities USA Action

48,420 views
0 people like this
0 people disike this

Current
Rank
5
Previous
Rank
6

 

 

The Question – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

45,847 views
1,731 people like this
257 people disike this

Current
Rank
6
Previous
Rank
9

 

 

Fair Share – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

45,376 views
728 people like this
85 people disike this

Current
Rank
7
Previous
Rank
8

 

 

My Job – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

36,628 views
2,550 people like this
200 people disike this

Current
Rank
8
Previous
Rank
1

 

 

Pay The Bills – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

31,987 views
442 people like this
41 people disike this

Current
Rank
9
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

106 Years Old and Voting for President Obama

by Barack Obama

23,558 views
1,154 people like this
68 people disike this

Current
Rank
10
Previous
Rank
NR

 

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YouTube Weekend Watch: My Job by Barack Obama Leads the Way

October 1, 2012 By

Key Points:

1. “My Job” by Barack Obama was the most watched video in politics.

2.  Eight of the top ten most watched videos were entries not featured in our previous edition of YouTube Yesterday.

3. “Too Many Americans” by Mitt Romney made its debut on YouTube Yesterday

 

My Job – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

378,868 views
2,398 people like this
172 people disike this

Current
Rank
1
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Too Many Americans

by Mitt Romney

312,324 views
790 people like this
562 people disike this

Current
Rank
2
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Candidate Taste Test – The Campaign

by Priorities USA Action

237,207 views
1,133 people like this
181 people disike this

Current
Rank
3
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Table – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

216,142 views
2,936 people like this
337 people disike this

Current
Rank
4
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Fair Share

by Right Change

214,790 views
361 people like this
109 people disike this

Current
Rank
5
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Priorities USA Action: “Doors”

by Priorities USA Action

165,972 views
0 people like this
0 people disike this

Current
Rank
6
Previous
Rank
1

 

 

Absolutely Uncertain

by Right Change

139,755 views
2,790 people like this
91 people disike this

Current
Rank
7
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Fair Share – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

112,130 views
703 people like this
82 people disike this

Current
Rank
8
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

The Question – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

103,488 views
1,727 people like this
254 people disike this

Current
Rank
9
Previous
Rank
4

 

 

GottaRegister.com

by Barack Obama

101,501 views
310 people like this
32 people disike this

Current
Rank
10
Previous
Rank
NR

 

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YouTube Weekend Watch: Doors by Priorities USA Action Leads the Way

September 24, 2012 By

Key Points:

1. “Priorities USA Action: Doors” by Priorities USA Action was the most watched video in politics.

2. Eight of the top ten most watched videos were entries not featured in our previous edition of YouTube Yesterday.

3. “Least We Can Do” by Mitt Romney made its debut on YouTube Yesterday

Priorities USA Action: “Doors”

by Priorities USA Action

241,257 views
0 people like this
0 people disike this

Current
Rank
1
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Mitt Romney Out of Context

by Barack Obama

178,751 views
2,968 people like this
180 people disike this

Current
Rank
2
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Pay The Bills – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

106,198 views
406 people like this
35 people disike this

Current
Rank
3
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

The Question – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

78,882 views
1,663 people like this
220 people disike this

Current
Rank
4
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

“We’ve Heard It All Before” (Extended Cut)

by Republican National Committee

56,262 views
5,976 people like this
710 people disike this

Current
Rank
5
Previous
Rank
5

 

 

Tires – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

51,825 views
360 people like this
35 people disike this

Current
Rank
6
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Where is Washington Taking Us?

by Bankrupting America

37,289 views
81 people like this
5 people disike this

Current
Rank
7
Previous
Rank
7

 

 

A Latina Responds to Mitt Romney

by MoveOn.org

36,004 views
305 people like this
16 people disike this

Current
Rank
8
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

Least We Can Do

by Mitt Romney

35,477 views
523 people like this
233 people disike this

Current
Rank
9
Previous
Rank
NR

 

 

47 percent

by Barack Obama

33,679 views
3,767 people like this
207 people disike this

Current
Rank
10
Previous
Rank
NR

 

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YouTube Yesterday: President Barack Obama’s Remarks at the 2012 Democratic National Convention – Full Speech by Barack Obama Leads the Way

September 13, 2012 By

Key Points:

1. “President Barack Obama’s Remarks at the 2012 Democratic National Convention – Full Speech” by Barack Obama was the most watched video in politics.

2. Five of the top ten most watched videos were entries featured in our previous edition of YouTube Yesterday.

3. “So Many Things” by Americans for Prosperity appeared on YouTube Yesterday for the third straight day.

President Barack Obama’s Remarks at the 2012 Democratic National Convention – Full Speech

by Barack Obama

222,856 views
6,004 people like this
585 people disike this

Current
Rank
1
Previous
Rank
NR

 

So Many Things

by Americans for Prosperity

188,722 views
31 people like this
15 people disike this

Current
Rank
2
Previous
Rank
3

 

Priorities USA Action: “Olive”

by Priorities USA Action

175,465 views
0 people like this
0 people disike this

Current
Rank
3
Previous
Rank
2

 

We Must Replace President Obama

by Americans for Prosperity

172,215 views
111 people like this
370 people disike this

Current
Rank
4
Previous
Rank
4

 

“We’ve Heard It All Before” (Extended Cut)

by Republican National Committee

154,218 views
4,832 people like this
495 people disike this

Current
Rank
5
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Heavy Load – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

154,036 views
538 people like this
99 people disike this

Current
Rank
6
Previous
Rank
5

 

Where is Washington Taking Us?

by Bankrupting America

133,803 views
57 people like this
5 people disike this

Current
Rank
7
Previous
Rank
NR

 

President Bill Clinton’s Remarks at the 2012 Democratic National Convention – Full Speech

by Barack Obama

82,431 views
2,996 people like this
131 people disike this

Current
Rank
8
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Priorities USA Action: “We The People”

by Priorities USA Action

81,451 views
0 people like this
0 people disike this

Current
Rank
9
Previous
Rank
NR

 

President Barack Obama – 2012 Democratic National Convention Video

by Barack Obama

72,005 views
1,062 people like this
98 people disike this

Current
Rank
10
Previous
Rank
NR

 

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YouTube Weekend Watch: Watch the 2012 Democratic National Convention Live on BarackObama.com by Barack Obama Leads the Way for the Second Day in a Row

September 10, 2012 By

Key Points:

1. “Watch the 2012 Democratic National Convention Live on BarackObama.com” by Barack Obama was the most watched video in politics for the second straight day in a row.

2. Six of the top ten most watched videos were entries featured in our previous edition of YouTube Yesterday.

3. “Mitt Romney: Introduction” by Mitt Romney made its debut on YouTube Yesterday.

Watch the 2012 Democratic National Convention Live on BarackObama.com

by Barack Obama

373,469 views
4,445 people like this
1,195 people disike this

Current
Rank
1
Previous
Rank
1

 

Priorities USA Action: “Olive”

by Priorities USA Action

185,707 views
0 people like this
0 people disike this

Current
Rank
2
Previous
Rank
NR

 

So Many Things

by Americans for Prosperity

144,522 views
18 people like this
7 people disike this

Current
Rank
3
Previous
Rank
6

We Must Replace President Obama

by Americans for Prosperity

139,825 views
84 people like this
293 people disike this

Current
Rank
4
Previous
Rank
5

 

Heavy Load – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

94,638 views
508 people like this
83 people disike this

Current
Rank
5
Previous
Rank
3

 

First Lady Michelle Obama’s Remarks at the 2012 Democratic National Convention – Full Speech

by Barack Obama

82,916 views
3,923 people like this
178 people disike this

Current
Rank
6
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Mitt Romney: Introduction

by Mitt Romney

50,472 views
1,281 people like this
296 people disike this

Current
Rank
7
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Michelle Obama – 2012 Democratic National Convention Video

by Barack Obama

40,309 views
1,465 people like this
117 people disike this

Current
Rank
8
Previous
Rank
NR

 

President Obama Announces the 2012 Launch of African Americans for Obama

by Barack Obama

39,973 views
1,994 people like this
28,254 people disike this

Current
Rank
9
Previous
Rank
8

 

Smarter Spending Not Higher Taxes

by Americans for Prosperity

35,960 views
26 people like this
27 people disike this

Current
Rank
10
Previous
Rank
2

 

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YouTube Yesterday: Watch the 2012 Democratic National Convention Live on BarackObama.com by Barack Obama Leads the Way

September 7, 2012 By

Key Points:

1. “Watch the 2012 Democratic National Convention Live on BarackObama.com” by Barack Obama was the most watched video in politics.

2. Six of the top ten most watched videos were entries featured in our previous edition of YouTube Yesterday.

3. “Another Broken Promise” by Mitt Romney made its debut on YouTube Yesterday.

Watch the 2012 Democratic National Convention Live on BarackObama.com

by Barack Obama

461,288 views
3,853 people like this
970 people disike this

Current
Rank
1
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Smarter Spending Not Higher Taxes

by Americans for Prosperity

95,863 views
26 people like this
27 people disike this

Current
Rank
2
Previous
Rank
4

 

Heavy Load – Obama for America TV Ad

by Barack Obama

87,180 views
479 people like this
68 people disike this

Current
Rank
3
Previous
Rank
2

 

Washington-Style Reform

by Americans for Prosperity

75,673 views
17 people like this
22 people disike this

Current
Rank
4
Previous
Rank
3

 

We Must Replace President Obama

by Americans for Prosperity

75,479 views
74 people like this
230 people disike this

Current
Rank
5
Previous
Rank
NR

 

So Many Things

by Americans for Prosperity

69,049 views
24 people like this
3 people disike this

Current
Rank
6
Previous
Rank
NR

 

Tammy Baldwin: Stop Wasteful Spending

by Americans for Prosperity

61,992 views
23 people like this
21 people disike this

Current
Rank
7
Previous
Rank
5

 

President Obama Launches the 2012 Launch of African Americans for Obama

by Barack Obama

51,738 views
1,977 people like this
28,090 people disike this

Current
Rank
8
Previous
Rank
8

 

Where is Washington Taking Us?

by Bankrupting America

50,394 views
41 people like this
3 people disike this

Current
Rank
9
Previous
Rank
1

 

Another Broken Promise

by Mitt Romney

45,456 views
465 people like this
224 people disike this

Current
Rank
10
Previous
Rank
NR

 

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