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	Doug Bandow - SourceWatch
		Doug Bandow was a syndicated columnist with Copley News Service and a senior fellow of the Cato Institute.
		Bandow is a member of the Coalition for a Realistic Foreign Policy.
		Bandow is also a member of the Board of Scholars of the Virginia Institute for Public Policy.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Doug_Bandow (705 words)

	Doug Bandow Interview 3-29-95
		BANDOW: I think that there clearly was a national interest in responding to the Soviet Union because it was a threatening state.
		BANDOW: I've been at this for 15 years in various versions of professional life, from being in an administration to being a writer, and I have no allusions how likely it is that my advise will be taken any time soon.
		BANDOW: I think that one has to recognize that religion, at least in my view, certainly Christianity, is a world view for the whole person, while libertarianism is a political philosophy.
	www.umich.edu /~mrev/archives/1995/3-29-95/bandow.interview.3-29-95.html (2154 words)

	Doug Bandow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Douglas (Doug) Bandow is a former senior fellow at Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank.
		Bandow resigned from Cato on December 15, 2005, after admitting he accepted payments from Abramoff — in return for publishing articles favorable to Abramoff's clients over a period of approximately ten years.
		Steve Clemons, publisher of the blog The Washington Note, has referred to Doug Bandow as his friend and stated that he would be happy to have him guest blog again, but later withdrew that statement.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Doug_Bandow (482 words)

	Abramoff Bought Cato Columnist Doug Bandow » Outside The Beltway \| OTB
		Bandow’s standing as a columnist and think-tank analyst provided a seemingly independent validation of the arguments the Abramoff team were using to try to sway Congressional action.
		Bandow confirms that he received $2,000 for some pieces, but says it was “usually less than that amount.” He says he wrote all the pieces himself, though with topics and information provided by Abramoff.
		Bandow wrote a column earlier this year — well after the disclosure that Abramoff was under federal investigation — saying that wealthy Indian tribes had become yet another “well-funded special interest seeking political favors.” In response to BusinessWeek Online’s inquiry, Bandow said his views of Indian gambling have shifted over the years.
	www.outsidethebeltway.com /archives/2005/12/abramoff_bought_cato_columnist (1146 words)

	Amazon.ca: Beyond Good Intentions: Books: Doug Bandow (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Author Doug Bandow believes the key lies in the correct use of the Bible in addressing public policy issues.
		Refreshingly original, Bandow's ideas constitute a path-breaking discussion that cannot be ignored as evangelical Christians grapple with the political implications of their faith." --Dean C. Curry, Cairman, Department of History and Political Science, Messiah College
		Bandow believes that in regard to most modern political topics, such as minimum wage and regulations, the Bible does not offer an adequate answer.
	www.amazon.ca /Beyond-Good-Intentions-Doug-Bandow/dp/0891074988 (653 words)

	Talk Programme by Doug Bandow
		Doug Bandow is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute in Washington, DC.
		Bandow, who holds a B.S. in economics from Florida State University and a J.D. from Stanford, worked in the Reagan administration as special assistant to the president and has also served as editor of the political magazine Inquiry.
		Bandow, a keynote speaker, who is in Kathmandu on special invitation by the boss magazine, conducted talk programmes at different venues on various topics amidst renowned businessmen, industrialists, executives, entrepreneurs and students.
	www.readtheboss.com /portal/event/talk_programme/index.htm (249 words)

	Columnist Admits Lobbyist Paid Him, Doug Bandow Suspended From Copley News Service After Acknowledging He Accepted ...
		Bandow did not return a call or e-mail for comment early Saturday.
		Abramoff, a top Republican fundraiser and lobbyist, was indicted in August by a federal grand jury in Florida on charges of fraud and conspiracy stemming from his role in the 2000 purchase of a fleet of gambling boats.
		Bandow's case is the latest involving members of the news media accused of taking money for stories without disclosing it to readers.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2005/12/17/politics/main1134691.shtml (526 words)

	NoodleFood: Doug Bandow, Bought and Sold Libertarian
		By Diana Hsieh @ 10:27 PM I have a few words to say on Doug Bandow's Christian libertarianism in a forthcoming post, but this breaking story about how he sold his soul for a few gold coins was just too astonishing for delay.
		Bandow failed to mention the financial connection in his op-eds, and he never even told his employer, the Cato Institute.
		Since Bandow was willing to ever-so-quietly accept money to write op-eds in praise of special interests in these now-revealed cases, his readers must now wonder how often his judgment was swayed by such irrelevant factors in his other writings.
	www.dianahsieh.com /blog/2005/12/doug-bandow-bought-and-sold.html (258 words)

	The Next Hurrah: Doug Bandow, I'll Give You a Finger
		Bandow's willingness to churn out opinions for Abramoff only facilitated this agility, because Abramoff was never forced into stating his own views.
		EW, thank you for calling Bandow on what seems to be a rather pathetic attempt to rehabilitate his reputation by (a) trying to minimize the magnitude of his wrongdoing and (b) arguing that "everyone does it".
		In Bandow's "market-oriented" scenario, if journalists in the MSM are going to abrogate their traditional roles to become paid political hacks, then I see the role of unpaid bloggers becoming much more important in the Fourth Estate.
	thenexthurrah.typepad.com /the_next_hurrah/2006/01/doug_bandow_ill.html (3293 words)

	Doug Bandow, paid shill - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		Bandow, the once-respected senior scholar at the Cato Institute, was on the take.
		Bandow, on Abramoff's dime, wrote on a wide variety of subjects, from advancing the cause of two Indian tribes, to urging that lawyers not be allowed to profit from the legal issues surrounding the fuel additive MTBE, to arguing for tort reform in promotion of business-friendly ways.
		Doug Bandow sold his scholarship and sold out his credibility.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/tribune-review/opinion/archive/s_405491.html (238 words)

	Doug Bandow: Short Biography
		Doug Bandow is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute in Washington, D.C., is a nationally syndicated columnist with Copley News Service, and is the former editor of Inquiry magazine.
		Bandow received his B.S. in economics from Florida State University in 1976 and his J.D. from Stanford University in 1979.
		Bandow is a frequent contributor to FFF's journal Freedom Daily and is a frequent speaker at FFF events.
	www.fff.org /aboutUs/bios/dxb.asp (245 words)

	Author Doug Bandow Admits Taking Money from Abramoff (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bandow told BusinessWeek Online that he had accepted money from Abramoff for writing between 12 and 24 articles over a period of years, beginning in the mid '90s, with many payments at $2000 a column.
		Bandow did not disclose any Abramoff payments in any of his columns, or by Cato.
		Bandow confirmed receiving $2,000 for some pieces, but said it was "usually less than that amount." He added that he wrote all the pieces himself -- but with topics and information provided by Abramoff.
	www.thebookstandard.com /bookstandard/news/author/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001699859 (368 words)

	Doug Bandow » Blog Archive » Wiping Out Volunteer Firefighters
		The Democrats in Congress, with some Republican support, are moving legislation that would mandate unionization of emergency personnel, overriding the laws in at least half of the states. One of the bizarre side-effects of the legislation would be to eliminate the right of professional firefighters to volunteer on the side.
		Discouraging a highly skilled group of professionals who care about their communities, and have the talent to prevent a vast damage in any way from volunteering their expertise, because it may jeopardize their job, is simply repulsive to this taxpayer.
		Doug Bandow is Vice President of Policy for Citizen Outreach, a Washington-based grassroots political organization.
	conservablogs.com /bandow/?p=98 (510 words)

	Latest By Doug Bandow News - Examiner.com
		Doug Bandow: Secret ballots are OK for me, but not for thee
		Doug Bandow: It’s time to plug congressional security holes on Capitol Hill
		Doug Bandow: Declare war on energy to advance alternatives
	www.examiner.com /Topic-By_Doug_Bandow.html (363 words)

	Civil Commotion » Syndicated columnist Doug Bandow … (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Copley News Service is suspending syndicated columnist Doug Bandow while it investigates allegations he accepted payments from Washington lobbyist Jack Abramoff to write positive stories about Abramoff’s clients.
		On Thursday, Bandow resigned from the Cato Institute after confirming a report by BusinessWeek Online that said Abramoff paid him for writing between a dozen and 24 articles over nearly a decade.
		Bandow had no mere lapse of judgement; he committed fraud, and Copley is well rid of him.
	www.civilcommotion.com /index.php?p=1081 (459 words)

	Reject the Law of the Sea Treaty: Doug Bandow in Law of the Sea Treaty Interview with Texas Newpaper: "Bad Treaties ...
		On Thursday, Doug Bandow of the Competitive Enterprise Institute weighed in heavily against the Law of the Sea Treaty in a published interview with the Tyler Morning Herald of Tyler, Texas.
		Bandow, one of America's foremost experts on LOST and member of the Coalition to Preserve American Sovereignty, runs down the littany of reasons why the treaty ought to resoundingly rejected by the Bush Administration and Congress.
		Bandow goes on to note that our accession to the Law of the Sea Treaty would subject us to a bevy of potentially crippling lawsuits brought by overzealous international lawyers.
	rejectlost.blogspot.com /2007/11/doug-bandow-in-law-of-sea-treaty.html (421 words)

	Is China a Military Threat?
		BANDOW: Now today, Beijing is relying primarily on threats to try to convince Taiwan not to move towards independence, mixed with some, you know, modest inducements.
		BANDOW: Well the most serious concern about a potential conflict with China is that obviously, China is not Serbia; that China is a serious country, with ICBMs, with a nuclear capacity.
		BANDOW: I think the problem with arms sales to Taiwan is that if you don't sell them enough to really defend themselves, you may very well encourage them to do something irresponsible.
	www.cdi.org /adm/1340/Bandow.html (2348 words)

	Eidelblog: Meeting Doug Bandow
		Doug Bandow spoke last night at the Foundation for Economic Education.
		Bandow spoke on "the fable of the environmental Armageddon," namely the supposed "crises" of global warming, air pollution, and running out of space to store garbage.
		Bandow pointed out that economic prosperity via unrestrained free markets have allowed us to continue that prosperity while in recent years starting endeavors toward cleaner air, water and land.
	eidelblog.blogspot.com /2005/08/meeting-doug-bandow.html (1526 words)

	revolution: doug bandow
		Doug Bandow was a longtime Senior Fellow with the Cato Institute.
		Bandow writes prolifically for magazines and newspapers and is the author of many books and policy papers.
		In December 2005, Bandow resigned his position with Cato after it was discovered that he had accepted payment from Washington lobbyist Jack Abramoff to write articles favorable to Abramoff's clients, without informing Cato or the newspapers that published his column of the deal.
	www.boogieonline.com /revolution/by_name/B/DougBandow.html (138 words)

	Doug Bandow
		December 2005: "Former senior fellow Doug Bandow specialized in current events, focusing on such diverse topics as foreign aid, religion, environmental protection, foreign policy, education, and the drug war.
		Bandow’s weekly syndicated column is published by major newspapers across the country.
		December 2005: "The scholar, Doug Bandow, who wrote a column for the Copley News Service in addition to serving as a Cato fellow, acknowledged to executives at the organization that he had taken money from Mr.
	www.fairness.com /resources/relation?relation_id=39954 (554 words)

	DownsizeDC.org Blog \| Doug Bandow, Capitalist Hero
		Doug Bandow has resigned from CATO and has had his column temporarily (likely permanently) terminated by the Copley News Service because it has come to light that he was accepting funds from the arch-evil lobbyist Jack Abramoff in return for writing positive editorials that promoted the interests of Abramoff's clients.
		Bandow took positions in those columns that are contrary to his employers goals.
		Bandow was using his columns to shill for increased government funding of unconstitutional projects, then CATO shouldâve stepped in sooner.)
	www.downsizedc.org /blog/2005/dec/20/doug_bandow_capitalist_hero (1173 words)

	Doug Bandow Joins Citizen Outreach as New Vice President of Policy : ArriveNet Press Releases : Politics (Site not responding. Last check: )
		WASHINGTON, Dec. 28 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Citizen Outreach, a non-profit organization focused on limited-government public policies, announced today that Doug Bandow, one of the nation's foremost libertarian thinkers, will be joining the organization as its new Vice President of Policy effective January 1, 2006.
		Bandow is a former senior fellow at the libertarian Cato Institute in Washington, D.C. He earned a J.D. degree at Stanford University and served as a special assistant to President Ronald Reagan.
		Bandow will be based in the Washington, D.C., area and will focus on extending Citizen Outreach's public policy efforts on state and federal issues, as well as Capitol Hill outreach and coalition-building with other grassroots organizations who share the limited-government philosophy.
	press.arrivenet.com /politics/article.php/735697.html (402 words)

	Doug Bandow: Op-Eds for Sale EAMON JAVERA / Business Week Online 16dec2005
		Bandow has written more than 150 editorials and columns over the past five years, each identifying his Cato affiliation.
		Bandow's biography on the Cato Institute Web site says he has also appeared as a commentator on all the major television broadcast networks and the cable news channels.
		Bandow isn't the only think-tanker to have received payments from Abramoff for writing articles.
	www.mindfully.org /Reform/2005/Doug-Bandow-Op-Eds16dec05.htm (1362 words)

	Book Review: Beyond Good Intentions: A Biblical View of Politics by Doug Bandow\| The Foundation for Economic Education: ...
		Doug Bandow, a syndicated columnist and Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute, has written a book that will be of particular interest to devout Christians.
		The most significant argument Bandow puts forth is that this personal, Christian attitude necessarily leads to a special view of government and politics, one that emphasizes responsibility, tolerance, and cooperation as the proper political demeanor of the Christian who seeks to live according to the compassionate and righteous example of Christ.
		But, as Bandow says, “Jesus instructed His followers to leave the separation of the weeds and wheat up to the Father.
	www.fee.org /publications/the-freeman/article.asp?aid=2753 (985 words)

	DownsizeDC.org Blog \| Violaâ¦ Payola (More on Doug Bandow)
		With the recent revelation that Doug Bandow took money from arch-evil lobbyist Jack Abramoff in return for writing columns favorable to Abramoffâs clients, Iâm reminded of the early 1960s payola radio scandals that took down the legendary Alan Freed â“ the âfather of Rock-and-Roll.â Freed had accepted payments to play records.
		Bandow forsook the CATO position of smaller government in those articles, then CATO shouldâve addressed the issue back then.
		Doug Bandow is a good man and a ardent libertarian.
	www.downsizedc.org /blog/2005/dec/21/viola_payola_more_on_doug_bandow (1348 words)

	once more with feeling: Doug Bandow (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Years ago in what amounts to another life, I got to meet and occasionally hire Doug Bandow as a freelance writer for some of the publications Coral Ridge Ministries then produced.
		Bandow has admitted writing a few columns for a lobbyist who paid him a few thousand dollars.
		This is not to say that two wrongs make a right, but that if there isa problem with biased research in the public policy arena it is with all the government-funded statist academic researchers like Paul Krugman and his nonprofit sector political allies.
	markhorne.blogspot.com /2006/01/doug-bandow.html (474 words)

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