[ThePythonicCow]

I turned lose my computer on this, so that I didn't have to actually read this stuff. Counting all words (or word-like sequences) in the whole article, the most popular 80 words, with their counts, were:

393	the	87	have	46	not	34	as	29	our	23	at	20	get	18	million
261	to	81	it	45	do	31	who	27	will	23	America	19	when	18	It
241	and	79	is	44	world	31	We	27	their	22	said	19	us	18	here
186	of	63	s	44	was	31	from	25	think	21	ve	19	up	17	them
181	in	61	people	42	on	30	years	25	can	21	so	19	time	17	no
168	a	57	they	41	be	30	what	25	about	21	ought	19	than	17	just
128	we	54	this	39	with	30	were	24	there	21	like	19	out	17	been
121	you	53	for	38	t	30	more	24	has	21	he	18	would	16	your
112	that	53	are	36	because	30	but	23	if	20	other	18	say	16	very
111	I	49	all	35	And	29	re	23	by	20	or	18	one	16	The

[tank_sherman]

Loved your word count, but you mean he didn't say "for the children" at least 16 times? (I have to admit that I couldn't wade through the whole sorry mess.)

[onyx]

Re: # 42 --- You are a computer genius! Great work, great post!

[jws3sticks]

Ah ha, 79 uses of the word 'is', I wonder which definitions were included?

[Slyfox]

Counting all words (or word-like sequences) in the whole article, the most popular 80 words, with their counts, were:

The most popular word in MY vocabulary as I was skimming his speech:

&^#$@!*&^$^#@@$^*^@!!$%^T&**%*&^%&&*BASTARD&^#$@!$%

I must've said it at least 193 times.