A distant second in views is my post titled Why does the right demonize Nancy Pelosi? with 115 views. It is also my most commented post (mostly negative) both on my web page and my facebook page. I guess this one hit a nerve.
My third most viewed post is probably my most personal called Bullying & Society. It details how schoolyard bullying is a symptom of a much larger disease which was much in evidence in the 2010 election.
My fourth most viewed blog is titled What is Sanity? It is my account of the Rally to Restore Sanity and it's context. What was the point of it and what is the sane thing to do? It's also the only post where I make a cameo appearance.
Except for my most viewed post, I've had to drum up traffic through updating posts and promoting them mostly via Facebook and Twitter.
A summary statistic can make a general statement about the data but can never tell you the whole story. That is why it is important to look at it from as many angles as possible.
**Update**
This is slightly unrelated to this post but its within the spirit. The Atlantic Monthly has a good graphic on how the US has changed since the Great Recession began in 2008. Some trends are surprising others are not. It's too big and detailed to repost here but it can be read at:
How the Recession Changed US
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