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Who’s Blogging about Cato

Posted by Chris Moody

Here’s the latest round-up of bloggers who are writing about, citing and linking to Cato research and commentary:

Blogging about Real ID, AxXiom for Liberty posted Jim Harper’s piece about DHS officials who skirted open meeting laws to promote the program.

The Club for Growth’s Andrew Roth interviewed Cato Chairman Bob Levy about his book, The Dirty Dozen.

No Land Grab, a blog covering eminent domain abuse, posted the latest Cato video on the Susette Kelo case. Jason Pye, who wrote a commentary on the case for the Georgia Public Policy Foundation, linked to it as well.

Sights on Pennsylvania blogged about international health care systems, citing Michael D. Tanner’s January article on health care reform and a 2008 Hill Briefing that compared various systems around the world.

Wes Messamore, AKA The Humble Libertarian, is compiling a list of 100 libertarian blogs/Web sites, and looking for recommendations. Last week, Wes penned his thoughts on the role of the U.S. in foreign policy, making heavy use of a recent Cato article by Benjamin Friedman and a 1998 foreign policy brief by Ivan Eland, citing military intervention overseas as a cause of terrorist activity against Americans.

David Kirkpatrick shared an excerpt from the Cato Weekly Dispatch with his readers about Obama’s marijuana policy.

If you’re blogging about Cato, contact Chris Moody at cmoody@cato.org.

Chris Moody • March 23, 2009 @ 4:07 pm
Filed under: Cato Publications; Foreign Policy and National Security; General; Government and Politics
Tags: blogs, eminent domain, foreign policy, Health, health care reform, health care system, intervention, libertarian, liberty, Marijuana, military, obama, Research, Susette Kelo, Who's Blogging, YouTube

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