Comedian Rob Delaney's tweets about Mitt Romney are so popular that, at times, they get re-tweeted more than Romney's own tweets. Brooke speaks with Delaney about those tweets and the rise of Twitter in the world of political humor.
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Comments [2]
This article shows the top 5 celebrity tweets made about the democratic convention. They're so funny! http://thecelebritycafe.com/feature/2012/09/top-5-celebrity-tweets-about-democratic-national-convention
I suspect media types such as Brooke like Delany's tweets because they express what they feel without the threat of getting fired an hour later. Also, tweets read aloud...not funny.
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