Has the 2006 mid-term election marked the beginning of tech policy relevance on the national political debate? According to the unscientific (yet fun and graphy!) Google Trends, not so much. Let's see what's on the minds of Americans...
iraq
"health care"
"net neutrality" 
Closer to home, how about...
"net neutrality"
privacy
copyright 
Not surprisingly, net neutrality was searched most in Washington, DC. More interestingly, DC also led in privacy related searches, but San Francisco led in copyright searches. More fun after the jump...
Telling...
"net neutrality"
h-1b
"education reform"
"r&d tax credit" 
This search spread was a bit surprising to someone inundated by YouTube news...
youtube
myspace
facebook 
Then again, everything is relevant...
"global warming"
youtube 
Condemning torture should be welcome but I don't think he should get brownie points to use for other things. I was pulled in for a while by his "straight talk express," fool me once etc.
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