Interesting:

Domain Name		wmd.gov ? (United States Government)
IP Address		141.156.208.# (Brandy Campaign)
ISP		Verizon Internet Services
Location		Continent  :  North America Country  :  United States  (Facts) State  :  District of Columbia City  :  Washington Lat/Long  :  38.9042, -77.032 (Map) Distance  :  2,071 miles
Language		English (United States) en-us
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Monitor		Resolution  :  800 x 600 Color Depth  :  32 bits
Time of Visit		Mar 13 2007 9:46:12 am
Last Page View		Mar 13 2007 9:46:12 am
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Referring URL		http://search.blogger.com/blogsearch?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&bl_url=&x=74&y=9&ui=blg&q=paul helmke&btnG=Search Blogs
Search Engine		search.blogger.com
Search Words		paul helmke
Visit Entry Page		http://blog.joehuffman.org/2007/03/12/Quote%20Of%20The%20DayPaul%20Helmke.aspx
Visit Exit Page		http://blog.joehuffman.org/2007/03/12/Quote%20Of%20The%20DayPaul%20Helmke.aspx
Out Click
Time Zone		UTC-4:00
Visitor's Time		Mar 13 2007 1:46:12 pm
Visit Number		139,990

I saw the wmd.gov domain name and wondered what that might be. So I visited http://www.wmd.gov. I looked at the bottom of the page and saw the "The Honorable Laurence H. Silberman". I thought, "Hmmm... where I have seen that name before?" Then it was "OMG!".

It was Silberman who wrote the Majority decision in the D.C. Parker case. I quoted him here and here last week. The next day I quoted Paul Helmke, who my visitor was searching for, here. Helmke is President of the Brady Bunch and had issued a news release complaining that the opinion given by Silberman was "judicial activism".

So... someone browsing from the domain wmd.gov, where Silberman is the co-chairman, did a search of blogs for the name "Paul Helmke", who criticized Silberman. It's not "proof" but it's a plausible hypothesis that Silberman visited my blog.

If the hypothesis is true I hope he was pleased with what I said about Helmke.