Last Week’s Most Popular Blog Posts

1. Ron Paul Still Around by Jason Cherkis

If blog comments could somehow translate to primary votes, the upcoming general election would be an entirely different affair.

2. Washingtonian Publisher Has “Liable” Concerns by Erik Wemple

An interesting malapropism, at least.

3. White Hand’ll Be Gone Today by Erik Wemple

Best comment, from “kam”: “Talk to the hand!”

4. The Post’s Renaissance Man by Jason Cherkis

Best comment, from guy who presumably read the post:

If the folks at City Paper spent half as much time on their own product rather than nitpicking another paper’s coverage, they’d have something I’d actually read.

5. LNS Makes a Literary Debut by Angela Valdez

Ironically, the anger of the elite drives further page views.

6. The Seven Corners Home Depot Sucks My Dick by Justin Moyer

Interesting postscript to this post: Moyer and Home Depot are now trying really hard to make it work.

7. Washingtonpost.com’s White Hand Under Siege by Erik Wemple

Talk about the digital divide!

8. Party Report: The Young and the Guest List by Angela Valdez

Stop slandering the wealthy! Or is it liabling them?

9. NPR Moving to “NoMa” by Jule Banville

Garciaparra: Good player, up-and-coming landlord

Thanks to everyone for reading. I don’t know why there isn’t a No. 10 on my report. The Web is so loosey-goosey!

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