The Cato Institute's economic policy might be deplorable, but the libertarian think tank has produced plenty of civil libertarian, anti-war, thought-provoking research over the years. That all might be about to change, if Charles and David Koch succeed in a lawsuit filed this week to gain majority control of the institute.
Allen McDuffee at the Washington Post's Think Tanked blog reported, "Cato was divided between four shareholders: the two Koch brothers, Cato president Ed Crane, and former Cato chairman William Niskanen, according to the lawsuit filed Thursday in a court in Johnson County, Kansas." Read more 
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