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Last Week's Top 5 Hits at Reason.com
Here are the top five most popular Reason.com columns from last week:
The Internet's New Enforcer: The FCC chairman appoints himself top cop on the World Wide Web, by Peter Suderman (9/23)
A Shake to the System: New research into "shaken baby syndrome" could put hundreds of convictions in peril, by Radley Balko (9/21)
The Body Politics: On health-care reform, Democrats have become their own worst enemy, by Peter Suderman (9/25)
Marching with Michael Moore: After a rally, union toughs get a sneak peak of Capitalism: A Love Story, by Sean Higgins (9/21)
Coverage Story: Does the cost of uncompensated care justify forcing people to buy health insurance? by Jacob Sullum (9/23)
Most Popular Stories
- Here Are the 15 Senators Who Voted to Stop Armed FDA Agents From Conducting Warrantless Raids on America's Farmers (Not One of Them is a Democrat) (5.24)
- When Government Privileges Trump the Rights of Citizens (5.25)
- Is the Ron Paul the Best Hope for Progressives? (5.25)
- Rand Paul Amendment to Stop Armed FDA Agents From Raiding Farms Fails, 78-15 (5.24)
- Friday Funnies (5.25)
Reason RUPE: Public Opinion Survey
- Reason-Rupe: Wisconsinites Favor Increasing Public Union Retirement Contributions to Address Budget Deficit (5.25)
- Reason-Rupe Poll Finds Support for Public Union Reforms (5.25)
- New Poll: Obama Leads Romney In Wisconsin, But Gary Johnson Could Impact the Race (5.24)
- Wisconsin Recall: Walker Leads Barrett 50-42 Among Likely Voters (5.24)
- Reason-Rupe Poll: Walker Leads Barrett 50-42, Obama Leads Romney 46-36 (5.24)
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