A New Kind of Neocon?
By Leon Hadar
What would a Democratic president do? In answering that question, some party elites reveal a vision of a U.S. foreign policy that sounds just as hardline and hegemonic as the Bush administration's—and sometimes more so. Democrats in Republicans' clothing? Call it neoconservatism with a smile. Read full story.
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Right Web Profile: Progressive Policy Institute
A think tank where hawkish Democrats are busy redefining the meaning of “progressive.”
The Blame Game
By Tom Barry
Republican hardliners are trying to lay the blame for 9/11 at Clinton's doorstep, but it was their own focus on other supposed threats that left both the Clinton and Bush administrations in the lurch. Read full story.
Neocons: Regime Change or Bust
By Jim Lobe
Neoconservatives have been urging Bush to do whatever it takes, including urging Japan's nuclearization, to “punish” Pyongyang and its patron, China, for North Korea's nuclear test. Read full story.
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The vice president of the American Foreign Policy Council and a frequent debriefer of congressional committees, Berman claims that what is at stake in the war against terrorism “is nothing less than our way of life.”
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A roundtable for intelligence-affiliated individuals from around the globe, the unusual summit is led by a man who insists the Bush family “funded Hitler and profited from the Holocaust.”
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—Maggie Maher
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