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}(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk'));Facebook and Twitter shared their analysis of users? posts about the first presidential debate Monday night, and their findings were fairly similar.
Facebook said 18.6 million U.S. users generated 73.8 million posts, likes, comments and shares related to the debate Monday night, adding that Facebook Live videos related to the event were viewed some 55 million times throughout the course of Monday.
Donald Trump accounted for 79 percent of conversation on Facebook, while Hillary Clinton was the topic of 21 percent of conversation. The gap was not as wide on Twitter, with Trump at 62 percent and Clinton at 38 percent.
Trump?s claim that his temperament is his strongest asset was the most social moment on Facebook and the most tweeted about moment, followed on Twitter by Trump?s comments on stop and frisk and the two candidates? exchange about plans to defeat ISIS.

The top five issues differed somewhat on the two social networks. The five issues discussed the most on Facebook were:

Taxes
ISIS
Racial issues
Economy
Crime and criminal justice

While the five most tweeted about topics during Monday night?s event were:

Economy
Foreign affairs
Energy and the environment
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