After the 2016 Democratic Presidential Debate, Killer Mike tells Complex News' Nadeska Alexis that we 'deserve a president [who's] in line and in principle with the greatest black person and the greatest American you've ever learned about, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'
Numbers Don't Lie: Bernie Sanders Was the Most-Searched Candidate During First Democratic Debate of 2016
The first Democratic debate of 2016 covered all the usual ground but with some decidedly unpredictable results, including the debut of some instant quotables from struggle candidate Martin O'Malley. Though the overwhelming majority ofSunday's festivities centered on the growing tension between Hillary Clintonand Bernie Sanders, even O'Malley managed to get in a quick flex against all possible odds.
Sanders remained the most-searched candidate throughout the entire South Carolina debate, the Daily Dot reports. In fact, Sanders was able to quickly steal previously charted Google impressions from Hillary Clinton once the debate kicked off. Sanders' Twitter popularity also spiked significantly, with both Sanders and O'Malley gaining more new followers on Sunday than Clinton:
Though Clinton still has a greater number of total followers than her fellow Democratic candidates, Sanders experienced a higher follower growth during the debate than any other candidate in any other party. For a closer look at what this level of social media dominance looks like, peep this:
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