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Top Posts for May

Posted by Danny, on June 3rd, 2009, at 8:18 am

Scribe working on early, pre-internet blogThe Top Posts page has been updated to show the Parlor’s posts that were viewed most often in May, based on the number of clicks on individual posts.

I was pleasantly surprised that Alabama’s Most Statesmanlike Legislators made the list. I thought it was an interesting post, but by the time I was able to finish putting it together, the session was ending and the big news of the day became Seth Hammett announcing that he wouldn’t run for re-election. On a Friday.

Check it out – and the whole list – on the Top Posts page, available from the sidebar.

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