Cato isn't right wing, it is libertarian, which to a first order approximation means conservative on economic issues and liberal on social issues. Among other t

Cato isn't right wing, it is libertarian, which to a first order approximation means conservative on economic issues and liberal on social issues. Among other things, they took a strongly anti-war stance during the Bush administration and have long been in favor of drug legalization and gay marriage, and against abusive police tactics. I don't think anyone would typically call these positions "far right". I think you may not have a clear picture of what libertarianism (Cato's motivating political philosophy) is. One starting point for learning more is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertarianism http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertarianism