
Last night, we passed the 37,000,000 mark in views on the blog. We have used these moments to give thanks for our many regular readers around the world and give you an idea of the current profile of readers on the blog. We continue to rank in the top legal blogs in the world and we continue to attract a growing international readership. As always, I want to offer special thanks for Darren Smith who has continued to help manage the blog and help out folks who encounter posting problems. The increasing traffic on the site is gratifying and reaffirms that there are many people looking for passionate but civil debate. While we have some who cannot resist personal attacks, we try to discourage such posters and this site remains remarkably civil for its size.
So here is our current profile:
We have almost 600 posts with over 50,000 comments from readers. Over average of comments per post is now roughly 100. We are also approaching 65,000 Twitter followers.
In the last twelve months, our ten biggest international sources for readers came from:
1. United States
2. Canada
3. United Kingdom
4. Australia
5. Germany
6. Hong Kong
7. Mexico
8. Netherlands
9. India
10. New Zealand
The top ten posted in terms of readership in the 12 months are:
1. Court Orders Arizona Deputy to Jail After He Refuses to Apologize for Swiping Attorney’s Notes in Court
2. Prosecutors Admit That They Wrongly Alleged Russian Woman Was Trading Sex For Access [Updated]
3. Bar Complaint Filed Against Counsel For Dr. Christine Blasey Ford
4. New Details Raise Serious Doubts Over The Credibility Of The Ford Polygraph
5. Report: Witches Now Outnumber Presbyterians In The United States
6. MSNBC Analyst: Trump Will Resign In Two Weeks
7. L.A. Prosecutor Arrested After Crashing Car and Then Drinking As He Waited For PoliceBack
8. Mueller Witness Accused Of Blackmailing World Leader After Plea Agreement [Updated]
9. Mueller’s Lack Of Explanations Raises New Questions of His Motivations On Three Key Decisions
10. Reasonable Doubt Or Per Se Defamation? Republicans Throw Chris Garrett Into The Fray [UPDATED]
The most frequent commentators are:
Paul C. Schulte
Mr. Kurtz
Karen S
Allen
Mespo72727272
This is absurd
Hill
Thank you to all of our regular commentators. We remain an extraordinarily broad and diverse body of commenters from different parts of the world and different political and social backgrounds. Thanks again.
This seems an appropriate place to post this article. I understand this blog thrives because it’s Turley’s Colosseum, and he seems to desire a bloody, no-holds-barred fight to the death. But can it thrive if we fought to find common ground instead?
Frankly, it is a toss-up which is worse: the self-flagellation of some liberals or the self-promotion of some conservatives. But I do know this: America would be a more wholesome, more unified, and more decent place if liberals stopped thinking they have a monopoly on compassion and intelligence and conservatives stopped thinking they have a monopoly on patriotism and God.
https://theimaginativeconservative.org/2019/08/ten-things-hate-left-right-joseph-mussomeli.html?utm_source=The+Imaginative+Conservative+%28Daily%29&utm_campaign=274c14d27c-Today%27s+Essays&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b25fb6fc69-274c14d27c-132528881&mc_cid=274c14d27c&mc_eid=c1f326aae5
of all of the top posters, only 1 has an excuse, Hill, since their income depends on commenting.
The others are an embarrassment to their alleged conservative institutions and principles of family, discipling, evangelizing, ministering, tending to the hungry, the sick, the orphan, the poor, etc, particularly the blowhards who pound their chests regularly with their holier than thou tasteless flat salt
heckuvajob
Paul C. Schulte
Mr. Kurtz
Karen S
Allen
Mespo72727272
This is absurd
Hill
Mespo72727272 and I should be friends.
“Mespo72727272 and I should be friends.”
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Oh, we are: Word Up.
I hope that more people in Minnesota will read this blog. Perhaps they will vote out one of the Gang of Four.
It’s funny that you listed 6 of the most uncivil posters as the most frequent commenters, especially when you state that you desire to have passionate civil debate without personal attacks.
Totally laughable!
Anonymous was surely disappointed to not have made the top ten 🙂
Unlike some people, those who post anonymously don’t give a horse’s patootie.
How do you know I’m talking about you?? I might be talking about one of the other anonymouses.
Obviously, FFS.
Unlike some people, **some of** those who post anonymously don’t give a horse’s patootie.
Congratulations, Mr. Turley!
Paul C. Schulte
Mr. Kurtz
Karen S
Allen
Mespo72727272
This is absurd
Hill
Which is the sole, salient pundit worthy of audience and esteem?
It’s ” This is absurd, George”.
Wrong to the point of cognitive defect.
Next?
I would not bring up cognitive defect if I were you, George.
Brilliant, simply brilliant!
Next?
I’m going with a Paul.
I rest my case!
Can’t guess, huh? OK, time’s up. I can’t give you his name but his initials are M7.
Interesting photo selection.
google image search suggests it’s from the egyptian revolution of 1952
here’s a picture of Gamel Abdel Nasser who deposed the King
https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20170723-remembering-the-1952-egyptian-revolution/
thanks!
Congratulations, Prof. Turkey.
Turley.
It’s good to be king again. 🙂
Henry VI or George III???
Wonderful work, keep it up.