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At 0.82, Andy Ngô is the strongest pull in Tulsi Gabbard's top 10 — and not one other politician appears among the nearest neighbors.
The shape is two-peak. One cluster is built around media and commentary figures: Andy Ngô (0.82), Dave Rubin (0.81), Adam Carolla (0.78), John Stossel (0.78), and Sharyl Attkisson (0.77) — three journalists and two TV personalities or comedians whose audiences share a recognizable shape. The second cluster is fitness and lifestyle: Fitbit (0.80), Rickie Fowler (0.77), and Golf Digest (0.76) sit in the lower half of the top 10, pulling the neighbor set toward active-lifestyle brands and sports media. Bridging both clusters is Jocko Willink (0.80), a Professionals subcategory entry whose audience sits at the intersection of discipline-oriented content and the commentary sphere. The retail entry Electronics (0.81) is the one structural outlier — a non-person, non-media entity that nonetheless lands near the top of the set.
What the shape reveals is an audience defined less by political identity than by a cross-kind mix of independent media consumption and fitness-oriented lifestyle interests, with no fellow politicians appearing in the top 10 at all.
