Impeachment mentions on MSNBC increased sixfold from May to July. MSNBC hasnвЂ™t become quite as obsessed with impeachment as CNN was with Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, but it may be getting there. (This data is as of late Tuesday afternoon.) That works out to about 2.7 mentions per hour of original programming on MSNBC, or once every 22 minutes. The scoreboard so far in July: Fox News has 95 mentions of impeachment, and MSNBC 448. Available in a nice range of colors, the faux leather boots. (Ordinarily, IвЂ™d adjust for the overall volume of words spoken on each network, but I know from my previous research that MSNBC and Fox News have about the same number of words recorded in Lexis-Nexis.) Boasting more than 7,500 Amazon ratings, these slouchy cowboy boots could just be the most versatile player in your footwear line-up. It counts each mention of the words вЂњimpeachвЂќ or вЂњimpeachment.вЂќ The terms were used 32 times in a single episode of MSNBCвЂ™s вЂњThe Ed ShowвЂќ on Monday. This data comes from a Lexis-Nexis search of transcripts on each network. But for every mention of impeachment on Fox News in July, there have been five on liberal-leaning MSNBC.

On Fox News this month, Sarah Palin, the former Alaska governor, called for ObamaвЂ™s impeachment, for instance. Impeachment chatter has also become common on cable news.

So far in July, there have been 10 mentions of the term вЂњimpeachmentвЂќ in Congress and four others of the term вЂњimpeach.вЂќ Eleven of the 14 mentions have been made by Democratic rather than Republican members of Congress, however. Consider, for example, the Sunlight FoundationвЂ™s Capitol Words database, which tracks words spoken in the House and Senate.

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