The Hill has an analysis adding up all the times the Democratic National Committee has mentioned various Republican candidates for president since July 2014. Rand Paul, with 203 mentions, has the top spot. Interestingly, second from bottom is Donald Trump, with just ten mentions, only beating out Rick Santorum’s six mentions.

Now, it wasn’t clear for most of the assessed period that Trump was going to run. But it’s been three weeks since he did announce he was running, and the attention the DNC has given him still lags what it’s given other top candidates: Rand Paul got 71 mentions in April; Jeb got 47 in May and 50 in June. That’s three or four times the mention rate Trump has seen.

It’s not too surprising that the DNC doesn’t want to waste time beating up on a candidate who, despite Trump’s double-digit showings in recent polls, almost certainly won’t be the Republican nominee. At the same time, Trump is considered great social-media fodder, yet the DNC is apparently not putting too much effort into portraying a brash, controversial candidate as a GOP leader and making hay of his comments. I suppose they may just be leaving that to the “twentysomethings who couldn’t get an internship at the DNC.”