Well this explains my low hit numbers.

A majority of Americans do not read political blogs, the online commentaries that have proliferated in the race for the U.S. presidency, according to a poll released on Monday.

Only 22 percent of people responding to the poll said they read blogs regularly, meaning several times a month or more, according to the survey conducted by Harris Interactive.

Gee and I work so hard on this too.

Well I have run into this information before. If I was just interested in having a popular blog I would talk about Lindsay Lohan or review movies instead. But I want to bring information to people who cannot find it through the regular news outlets.

And that is why this last part really burns my ass.

Unlike traditional, mainstream media, blogs often adopt a specific point of view. Critics complain they can contain unchecked facts, are poorly edited and use unreliable sources.

I cannot argue that I have a definite point of view, but I do check my facts before writing about them. I may also not be the best editor, but as for my sources they are usually the mainstream media itself. But they are often stories that don't get the attention I think they deserve, or I feel are being slanted by the usual new outlets.