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[[Tucker Carlson]], 230,000 following<br> | [[Tucker Carlson]], 230,000 following<br> | ||
[[Dinesh D'Souza]], 188,000 followers<br> | [[Dinesh D'Souza]], 188,000 followers<br> | ||
| + | [[Bobby Jindal|Gov. Bobby Jindal]], 183,000 followers<br> | ||
[[John Bolton]], 168,000 followers<br> | [[John Bolton]], 168,000 followers<br> | ||
[[David Limbaugh]], 165,000 followers<br> | [[David Limbaugh]], 165,000 followers<br> | ||
Revision as of 11:02, May 13, 2015
Top Conservatives on Twitter or #tcot is a reference to the numerous conservative proponents who have a large following on the online social networking service Twitter and are sometimes attempted to be addressed by others by the hashtag #tcot. Below is a list of some of the conservatives who have a large Twitter following and might be considered top conservatives on Twitter.
Sarah Palin, 1,140,000 followers
Sean Hannity, 1,120,000 followers
Megyn Kelly, 965,000 followers
Michelle Malkin, 814,000 followers
Ann Coulter, 598,000 followers
Charles Krauthammer, 558,000 followers
Rush Limbaugh, 448,000 followers
Mark Levin, 433,000 followers
Dr. Ben Carson, 342,000 followers
Herman Cain, 337,000 followers
Michele Bachmann, 239,000 followers
Tucker Carlson, 230,000 following
Dinesh D'Souza, 188,000 followers
Gov. Bobby Jindal, 183,000 followers
John Bolton, 168,000 followers
David Limbaugh, 165,000 followers
Jonah Goldberg, 139,000 followers
Byron York, 136,000 followers
Scott Walker, 130,000 followers
Gov. Greg Abbott, 122,600 followers (two accounts)
Peggy Noonan, 105,000 followers
Judge Jeanine Pirro, 103,000 followers
Ben Shapiro, 94,300 followers
Mark Steyn, 92,500 followers
Pamela Geller, 72,200 followers
James O'Keefe, 69,600 followers
Liz Cheney, 51,400 followers