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I mentioned Kirchick
Wahl is a nobody though. Heck, she hasn't even advocated for neoconservatism as far as I know.
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I mentioned Kirchick
Hard to keep up with all of the nominees! At least he's there now...
Agree, not a big enough fish.
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Good call that led to Brigitte Gabriel. She was on Cavuto tonight, and she is quite a piece of work. Didn't know who she was until today. Recognized her voice from radio shows. She is a true neocon angry-bird.
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Note on Jesse Watters:
Any other links or input?
Any other links or input?
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Notes on Alliance for a Strong America:
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If we had a sub-list for neo-liberal interventionists, Brzezinski would certainly be on the list. What other prominent people would be on a neo-liberal interventionist list? Members of the Obama Administration? Any advisers to Hitlary Clinton?
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Notes on Mark Salter:
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Bit surprised that covert lefty neocons like Dianne Feinstein, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry are not on the list.
Dianne Feinstein
Feinstein supported the Iraq war resolution in the vote of October 11, 2002; she has claimed that she was misled by President Bush on the reasons for going to war. However, former UN Weapons Inspector in Iraq Scott Ritter has stated that Feinstein in summer 2002 acknowledged to him that she knew the Bush administration had not provided any convincing intelligence to back up its claims about the Iraqi weapons of mass destruction.[SUP]
[/SUP]Brian Schweitzer: Eric Cantor Sets Off My 'Gaydar'
By National Journal Staff
In an in-depth profile by National Journal's Marin Cogan, Schweitzer, a Democrat, says that Southern men strike him as "effeminate," says that ousted House Majority Leader Eric Cantor set off his "gaydar," and suggests that Sen. Dianne Feinstein was a streetwalker for the U.S. intelligence community.
"She was the woman who was standing under the streetlight with her dress pulled all the way up over her knees," Schweitzer says of Feinstein, "and now she says, 'I'm a nun,' when it comes to this spying I mean, maybe that's the wrong metaphor—but she was all in!"
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Dianne Feinstein
Feinstein supported the Iraq war resolution in the vote of October 11, 2002; she has claimed that she was misled by President Bush on the reasons for going to war. However, former UN Weapons Inspector in Iraq Scott Ritter has stated that Feinstein in summer 2002 acknowledged to him that she knew the Bush administration had not provided any convincing intelligence to back up its claims about the Iraqi weapons of mass destruction.[SUP]
[/SUP]Brian Schweitzer: Eric Cantor Sets Off My 'Gaydar'
By National Journal Staff
In an in-depth profile by National Journal's Marin Cogan, Schweitzer, a Democrat, says that Southern men strike him as "effeminate," says that ousted House Majority Leader Eric Cantor set off his "gaydar," and suggests that Sen. Dianne Feinstein was a streetwalker for the U.S. intelligence community.
"She was the woman who was standing under the streetlight with her dress pulled all the way up over her knees," Schweitzer says of Feinstein, "and now she says, 'I'm a nun,' when it comes to this spying I mean, maybe that's the wrong metaphor—but she was all in!"
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That is the open question...
If we listed neo-lib interventionists, who would we put on the list?
And now that many of the neoconservatives are openly returning to their leftist roots, the line between the Leninist neo-lib socialists and the Trotskyite neoconservatives is being blurred.
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Pretty good starter list.
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Notes on Bradley Blakeman:
Brad Blakeman was a guest on a Fox News show today, foaming away with the standard neoconservative talking points. Another TV and media neoconservative propagandist.
Brad Blakeman was a guest on a Fox News show today, foaming away with the standard neoconservative talking points. Another TV and media neoconservative propagandist.
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The following people were added, per this letter:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...-bash-rand-paul-for-slur-against-john-mccain/
Eric S. Edelman
Robert G. Joseph
Danielle Pletka
Kenneth R. Weinstein
The Hudson Institute, run by Kenneth R. Weinstein, was added as a neoconservative organization.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...-bash-rand-paul-for-slur-against-john-mccain/
Eric S. Edelman
Robert G. Joseph
Danielle Pletka
Kenneth R. Weinstein
The Hudson Institute, run by Kenneth R. Weinstein, was added as a neoconservative organization.
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Freedom to oppress others.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_for_the_New_American_Century
Persons associated with the PNAC
Project directors
[as listed on the PNAC website:]
William Kristol, Co-founder and Chairman[1]
Robert Kagan, Co-founder[1]
Bruce P. Jackson[1]
Mark Gerson[1]
Randy Scheunemann[1]
Project staff
Ellen Bork, Deputy Director[1]
Gary Schmitt, Senior Fellow[1][51]
Thomas Donnelly, Senior Fellow[1]
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Senior Fellow[1]
Mitch Jackson, Senior Fellow
Timothy Lehmann, Assistant Director[1]
Michael Goldfarb, Research Associate[1]
Former directors and staff
Daniel McKivergan, Deputy Director[52]
Signatories to Statement of Principles
Elliott Abrams[3]
Gary Bauer[3]
William J. Bennett[3]
John Ellis "Jeb" Bush[3]
Dick Cheney[3]
Eliot A. Cohen[3]
Midge Decter[3]
Paula Dobriansky[3]
Steve Forbes[3]
Aaron Friedberg[3]
Francis Fukuyama[3]
Frank Gaffney[3]
Fred C. Ikle[3]
Donald Kagan[3]
Zalmay Khalilzad[3]
I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby[3]
Norman Podhoretz[3]
J. Danforth Quayle[3]
Peter W. Rodman[3]
Stephen P. Rosen[3]
Henry S. Rowen[3]
Donald Rumsfeld[3]
Vin Weber[3]
George Weigel[3]
Paul Wolfowitz[3]
Signatories or contributors to other significant letters or reports[16]
Elliott Abrams[10][12]
Kenneth Adelman[53]
Richard V. Allen[19]
Richard L. Armitage[12]
Gary Bauer[19][53]
Jeffrey Bell[19][53]
William J. Bennett[10][12][19][53]
Jeffrey Bergner[10][12][19]
John Bolton[10][12]
Ellen Bork[53]
Rudy Boschwitz[19]
Linda Chavez[53]
Eliot Cohen[15][19][53]
Seth Cropsey[19]
Midge Decter[19][53]
Paula Dobriansky[10][12]
Thomas Donnelly[15][19][53]
Nicholas Eberstadt,[19][53][54]
Hillel Fradkin[19][53][55]
Aaron Friedberg[19]
Francis Fukuyama[10][12][19]
Frank Gaffney[19][53]
Jeffrey Gedmin[19][53]
Reuel Marc Gerecht[19][53]
Charles Hill[19][53]
Bruce P. Jackson[19][53]
Eli S. Jacobs[19]
Michael Joyce[19]
Donald Kagan[15][19][53]
Robert Kagan[10][12][15][19][53]
Stephen Kantany
Zalmay Khalilzad[10][12]
Jeane Kirkpatrick[19]
Charles Krauthammer[19]
William Kristol[10][12][15][19]
John Lehman[19][53]
I. Lewis Libby[15]
Tod Lindberg[53][56]
Rich Lowry[53]
Clifford May[19][53]
John McCain[57]
Joshua Muravchik[53]
Michael E. O'Hanlon [58][59]
Martin Peretz[19][53]
Richard Perle[10][12][19][53]
Daniel Pipes[53]
Norman Podhoretz[19][53]
Peter W. Rodman[10][12][19]
Stephen P. Rosen[15][19][53]
Donald Rumsfeld[10][12]
Randy Scheunemann[19][53]
Gary Schmitt[15][19][51][53]
William Schneider, Jr.[10][12][19][53]
Richard H. Shultz[19][60]
Henry Sokolski[19]
Stephen J. Solarz[19]
Vin Weber[10][12][19]
Leon Wieseltier[19]
Marshall Wittmann[19][53]
Paul Wolfowitz[10][12][15]
R. James Woolsey[10][12][53]
Dov Zakheim[15][61]
Robert B. Zoellick[10][12]
Persons associated with the PNAC
Project directors
[as listed on the PNAC website:]
William Kristol, Co-founder and Chairman[1]
Robert Kagan, Co-founder[1]
Bruce P. Jackson[1]
Mark Gerson[1]
Randy Scheunemann[1]
Project staff
Ellen Bork, Deputy Director[1]
Gary Schmitt, Senior Fellow[1][51]
Thomas Donnelly, Senior Fellow[1]
Reuel Marc Gerecht, Senior Fellow[1]
Mitch Jackson, Senior Fellow
Timothy Lehmann, Assistant Director[1]
Michael Goldfarb, Research Associate[1]
Former directors and staff
Daniel McKivergan, Deputy Director[52]
Signatories to Statement of Principles
Elliott Abrams[3]
Gary Bauer[3]
William J. Bennett[3]
John Ellis "Jeb" Bush[3]
Dick Cheney[3]
Eliot A. Cohen[3]
Midge Decter[3]
Paula Dobriansky[3]
Steve Forbes[3]
Aaron Friedberg[3]
Francis Fukuyama[3]
Frank Gaffney[3]
Fred C. Ikle[3]
Donald Kagan[3]
Zalmay Khalilzad[3]
I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby[3]
Norman Podhoretz[3]
J. Danforth Quayle[3]
Peter W. Rodman[3]
Stephen P. Rosen[3]
Henry S. Rowen[3]
Donald Rumsfeld[3]
Vin Weber[3]
George Weigel[3]
Paul Wolfowitz[3]
Signatories or contributors to other significant letters or reports[16]
Elliott Abrams[10][12]
Kenneth Adelman[53]
Richard V. Allen[19]
Richard L. Armitage[12]
Gary Bauer[19][53]
Jeffrey Bell[19][53]
William J. Bennett[10][12][19][53]
Jeffrey Bergner[10][12][19]
John Bolton[10][12]
Ellen Bork[53]
Rudy Boschwitz[19]
Linda Chavez[53]
Eliot Cohen[15][19][53]
Seth Cropsey[19]
Midge Decter[19][53]
Paula Dobriansky[10][12]
Thomas Donnelly[15][19][53]
Nicholas Eberstadt,[19][53][54]
Hillel Fradkin[19][53][55]
Aaron Friedberg[19]
Francis Fukuyama[10][12][19]
Frank Gaffney[19][53]
Jeffrey Gedmin[19][53]
Reuel Marc Gerecht[19][53]
Charles Hill[19][53]
Bruce P. Jackson[19][53]
Eli S. Jacobs[19]
Michael Joyce[19]
Donald Kagan[15][19][53]
Robert Kagan[10][12][15][19][53]
Stephen Kantany
Zalmay Khalilzad[10][12]
Jeane Kirkpatrick[19]
Charles Krauthammer[19]
William Kristol[10][12][15][19]
John Lehman[19][53]
I. Lewis Libby[15]
Tod Lindberg[53][56]
Rich Lowry[53]
Clifford May[19][53]
John McCain[57]
Joshua Muravchik[53]
Michael E. O'Hanlon [58][59]
Martin Peretz[19][53]
Richard Perle[10][12][19][53]
Daniel Pipes[53]
Norman Podhoretz[19][53]
Peter W. Rodman[10][12][19]
Stephen P. Rosen[15][19][53]
Donald Rumsfeld[10][12]
Randy Scheunemann[19][53]
Gary Schmitt[15][19][51][53]
William Schneider, Jr.[10][12][19][53]
Richard H. Shultz[19][60]
Henry Sokolski[19]
Stephen J. Solarz[19]
Vin Weber[10][12][19]
Leon Wieseltier[19]
Marshall Wittmann[19][53]
Paul Wolfowitz[10][12][15]
R. James Woolsey[10][12][53]
Dov Zakheim[15][61]
Robert B. Zoellick[10][12]
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You know, the thing with all of this "isolationist" speak is that these people are only discussing the phenomenon within context of physical combat and war in the middle east along with the so called war on terrorism. They're watering down the term in a way that creates a comfortable kind of hurry up and just get elected situation where they don't really have to provide a position on foreign policy/isolationism as a whole. This stimulates a platform for a rather romper-room manner of debate with regard to foreign policy once those start to happen as well. Economic isolationism won't get touched with a ten foot pole and foreign policy will continue to be relegated to the war on terrorism...again.
Economically, the U.S. is isolating itself from a large (and growing) fraction of the globe and so what are they saying about that phenomenon? That is isolationism too. I haven't heard a peep. It's like crickets. So then Rubio won't defeat squat in the isolationist department of the debate until he addresses it in the correct scope. Which he won't. I don't even think he's qualified or even has a functional knowledge of the history of these nations to attempt it. That's very important. Nope. Any speak of isolationism he'll keep in the context of the war on terrorism gag. Of course, that's already scripted for him and so he just has to read from a teleprompter or something. We ask, you decide and all of that.
What is interesting to me in that paper is the thing about Ukraine because that is one topic of discussion that should absolutely be discussed in terms of economic isolation if you're going to bring Russia into it. But what they do is they bring Russia into the model in a way that keeps the economic aspect out of the equation and then try to sell the idea that Russia invaded them. Which they didn't. Cripes, they're the ones sending fleets of trucks with aid to these innocent people who have had their infrastructure, homes and lives obliterated as a result of what is essentially a coup installed governing body. It's not like we're stupid or something. And so I just stopped reading the paper at that point.
What is happening there is a result of the actions of economic hitmen.
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Notes on Rep. Adam Kinzinger:
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