Here are the five most popular Reason.com columns from last week. Read them once again or for the first time:
We're All Felons, Now: Perpetual public fear of crime has turned us all into criminals, by Radley Balko (10/19)
The Cold War Never Ended: Twenty years later, historians still can't figure out why the West won, by Michael C. Moynihan (10/21)
Are Property Rights Enough? Should libertarians care about cultural values? A reason debate, by Kerry Howley, Todd Seavey, & Daniel McCarthy (10/20)
The Myth of the Multiplier: Why the stimulus package hasn't reduced unemployment, by Veronique de Rugy (10/19)
In Defense of Fox News: The network is biased? So what? by David Harsanyi (10/21)
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prolefeed|10.26.09 @ 11:38AM|#
How does Reason define "most popular" in determining which of these columns to put in here?
Maybe you could show the numbers?