By Andreas Kluth “If we are an arrogant nation, they will resent us,” George W. Bush said during a presidential debate in 2000; “if we’re a humble nation, but strong, they’ll welcome us.” Having ...

According to him, President Bush’s 2003 invasion of Iraq mirrors Jacksonian populism and that Donald Trump’s victory in 2016 was a sign of the collapse of neoconservatism in the American electorate.

Jesús Velasco examines the origins and history of the neoconservative political movement so closely identified with the George W. Bush administration’s policies of regime change and democratization.

Bush then went on to succumb as president to hubris, launching ill-fated and quasi-messianic wars in Iraq and elsewhere in the name of the foreign-policy fad of the time, called Neoconservatism.

Colby’s vision stands at odds from the two dominant perspectives in American foreign policy: neoconservatism and isolationism. On the one hand, neoconservatism promotes the active employment of ...

called Neoconservatism. Such cognitive dissonance is a reminder that it’s well-nigh impossible to predict how politicians running for the Oval Office will conduct themselves once they’re in it.

where the Midwest is about to take the bait of neoconservatism and we can see the clear hints that it’s a fantasy. Bruce Campbell is a master at braggartly, overinflated charisma, and for all ...

Ryan, Maria 2006. Neoconservative intellectuals and the limitations of governing The Reagan administration and the demise of the Cold War. Comparative American Studies An International Journal, Vol. 4 ...

The very strong evidence of the U.S. role in toppling the government of Imran Khan in Pakistan raises the likelihood that something similar may have occurred in Bangladesh. Two former leaders of major ...

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