Chris Dodd gets dugg; Glenn Greenwald has high praise for Chris Dodd and harsh words for Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton; Compete.com develops new charts to show where the candidates lie on the political spectrum; a new faux-od (fauxde?) to Ann Coulter from the makers of Obama Girl; two new excellent reports from Off The Bus; Generation Engage fails to engage the top tier of the GOP; and Jose Antonio Vargas does video with young voters.

The Politico launches a young voter-themed sub-site; Debate Porridge calls the campaigns on a Saturday and finds that most of them aren't working; interesting numbers about the effectiveness of campaigns' web effectiveness from the Politico's Ryan Grim and Compete.com; a puff piece about Joe Trippi tracks his rise to de facto campaign manager of the Edwards campaign; and Stephen Colbert passes Bill Richardson in a poll and more than 500,000 are members of a pro-Colbert Facebook group.

In addition to the cumulative data that Compete.com has shared for the first six months of the year, the web analytics firm also gave techPresident some selected stats for the distribution of unique visitors to the top nine presidential candidates' sites for the month of June alone. There are some interesting trend-lets worth commenting on when you look at the four early states as well as the big prizes of California and New York.

If visits to a presidential candidate's website are indications of positive voter interest, then there are several things to be learned from some new data that Compete.com, the rapidly growing web analytics company, has just published. The bottom line: It's good to be a Democratic candidate for president...