WhoSaidSo.org features Index and Concordance to current affairs. Examples of pages on the site are "Index to the Bill of Rights", "Concordance to the combined comments of Trump and Clinton on issues" which juxtaposes their comments on different topics and "Index and Concordance to Paradise Papers".
A typical line on a page looks like this:
on pharmaceutical : Because of the fact that the pharmaceutical companies -- because of the fact that the pharmaceutical companies are not mandated to bid properly, they have hundreds of billions of dollars in waste. (2016/03/03)
Click on the above to go to the exact point of the debate in a pop-up window. The above example appears on the page titled "Concordance to comments of Trump". In addition to pages dedicated to each Candidate there are pages devoted to individual Issues. For example on the page titled "Trump on Trade" you can read comments of Trump on a cluster of related issues such as currencies, devaluation, TPP, etc. More
What is a Concordance?
A concordance is the list of significant terms in a text along with the context in which those terms appear. The first major concordance for an English text was published in 1550 for the Bible. Later on concordances were created for the works of Shakespeare and other major authors. In 2016 Who Said So Network applied the concept of concordance to the transcripts of the United States Presidential Debates. In the "Concordance of the 2016 Debates" website there are dozens of pages, containing hundreds of topics.