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The '''American Enterprise Institute''' (or '''American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research''') is a [[nonpartisan]] [[think-tank]] that publishes research articles, books and magazine editorials on subject matters ranging from foreign policy, economics, and national defense to political and social issues.  Founded by [[William Baroody]], (1916 - 1980),  its current chairman is [[Bruce Kovner]].  The American Enterprise Institute has supplied over 20 scholars for the administration of [[George W. Bush]], including Richard Perle, Michael Ledeen, David Frum, and John Bolton.  Some of its members are have liberal leanings, including [[Ben Wattenberg]] and [[Norman Ornstein]]. It hosts [[neoconservatives]] [[Irving Kristol]] and [[Richard Perle]].

The '''American Enterprise Institute''' (or '''American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research''') is a [[nonpartisan]] [[think-tank]] that publishes research articles, books and magazine editorials on subject matters ranging from foreign policy, economics, and national defense to political and social issues.  Founded by [[William Baroody]], (1916 - 1980),  its current chairman is [[Bruce Kovner]].  The American Enterprise Institute has supplied over 20 scholars for the administration of [[George W. Bush]], including Richard Perle, Michael Ledeen, David Frum, and John Bolton.  Some of its members are have [[liberal]] leanings, including [[Ben Wattenberg]] and [[Norman Ornstein]]. It has hosts [[neoconservatives]] [[Irving Kristol]], [[Paul Wolfowitz]] and [[Richard Perle]].

==History==

==History==