Who’s Blogging about Cato
Here’s a roundup of bloggers who are writing about Cato research and commentary:
- Blogging for CEI’s OpenMarkets.org, Ryan Young used Edward Crane’s op-ed about conservatives’ shortcomings.
- At The Hill’s Congress Blog, Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann cited Cato research that shows that taxpayers spend about $300 billion per year on tax preparation services.
- Cory Doggett blogs regularly about oil issues, and has been writing a lot lately about Patrick J. Michaels’ work on climate change.
- At The Liberty Papers, Brad Warbiany quoted David Rittgers on the drug war in Afghanistan.
- FreedomPolitics.com editor Bill Goodwin blogged about the controversy over private property and the 9/11 memorial in Pennsylvania, linking to Ilya Shapiro’s commentary.
Are you blogging about Cato, but not on the list? Drop us a line and let us know!
Chris Moody • May 11, 2009 @ 4:49 pm
Filed under: General
Tags: 9/11, blogging, blogs, climate change, Congress, drug war, freedom, obama, Pennsylvania, stimulus, war, war in afghanistan, Who's Blogging
Filed under: General
Tags: 9/11, blogging, blogs, climate change, Congress, drug war, freedom, obama, Pennsylvania, stimulus, war, war in afghanistan, Who's Blogging
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