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Cato Begins Pro-Privatization Ad Campaign

Tuesday, September 5, 2000

The first week of September marks the beginning of a month-long radio ad campaign promoting Social Security privatization and Cato's Social Security website, www.socialsecurity.org. The one-minute ad, which will run 150 times on eight radio stations in New York and Philadelphia, lists the benefits of Social Security reform based on personal retirement accounts and tells listeners of socialsecurity.org.

The New York stations are: WXRK, WQHT, WINS, and WRKS. In Philadelphia, the stations are WYSP, WUSL and WPHI. It is hoped that the campaign can be continued and expanded to stations in other parts of the country.

Click one of the following links to download to the ad in mp3 format:

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"And there are more ideas-driven initiatives to come, including the partial privatization of Social Security, an issue that would still be unthinkable were it not for the relentless agitation of places like the Heritage Foundation and the Cato Institute."

- The Economist
February 10, 2001