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Politics : View from the Center and Left

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To: TigerPaw who wrote (6627)12/12/2005 12:25:19 PM
From: Lane3  Read Replies (2) of 542114
 
Just for good measure, here are a couple of other bits that I clipped on my way to the lewrockwell.com piece.

"As has been noted, the neo-cons are former liberals. And, when it comes to their newfound conservatism, they still believe in throwing money around. They believe in Big Government Conservatism."
blogcritics.org

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"Are you confused about the terminology? Me too. But I think I've mastered it now. Here's my guide to the world of neos and paleos, guaranteed to make the distinctions Kristol clear (pun intended):

1) neocon--person who used to be a liberal but is now still mostly liberal on social issues but hawkish on foreign policy, particularly about spreading democracy. Example: Paul Wolfowitz

2) paleocon--an old-fashioned conservative: small government, isolationist in foreign policy although hawkish when attacked. Example: Pat Buchanan "
neo-neocon.blogspot.com

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I also saw a piece that made the point that "neocon" has fallen into use as one of those generic insults rather than an actual label for a particular philosophy. Perhaps you are seeing it used that way and inferring meaning that does not apply.
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