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Syria Strike Gives Veteran Neocon Signs Of Hope For Trump
Paul Wolfowitz, deputy defense secretary during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, hopes Trump’s strike on Syria will mark a return to days of American involvement in the Middle East
Neocon John Podhoretz Accuses Kellyanne Conway of Being ‘Stalinist’
Podhoretz’s remark came after Conway told the Washington Post that the Trump administration and the media would be running the country together.
With ‘America First’ Inaugural Speech, Trump Turns Back on Many Jewish Republicans
President Donald Trump has many Jewish supporters, but they are very different from previous presidencies’s Jewish Republican backers, who cherished the notion that the United States plays a special leadership role.
Will Jewish Republicans Get Call To Join Donald Trump Administration — and Will They Accept?
Some Jewish Republicans are waiting for a call to join the new Trump administration. Others are warning: Stay away. Here’s why.
John Podhoretz Says Hillary Clinton Can Already ‘Measure The Drapes’ — Thanks to Trump
It was a rocky night for Donald Trump at last night’s third and final presidential debate. According to neoconservative John Podhoretz, it went so bad that even Trump seemed to realize he would never make it to the White House.
Bill Kristol Dismisses Trump Campaign Shakeup — Says ‘Problem Is Donald’
Neoconservative writer Bill Kristol slammed Donald Trump again, insisting that the Republican candidate’s campaign shakeup would do nothing to reverse his slide in the polls.
Donald Trump’s (So Far) Unstoppable Run Leaves Neoconservatives Out in the Cold
Republicans of many ideological stripes are fretting over the meteoric rise of Donald Trump. But neoconservatives are particularly worried about the prospect of spending another political cycle in the political equivalent of Siberia.
What Ted Cruz Attack on 'Crazy' Neoconservatives Means for the Jews
Ted Cruz wants to make sure you understand: “Republican” and “neoconservative” are no longer synonymous.
In Syria, 2 Clashing Goals: End Killing or Stop Iran
The White House has acknowledged the Syrian regime’s use of chemical weapons. J.J. Goldberg explains the question is no longer whether we get involved in the civil war, but how.
Dan Senor Is No Neocon
After Monday’s debate, many took note of the way in which Mitt Romney shifted his foreign policy towards what constitutes the center on Syria, Afghanistan, and Iran. It was as if the previous ten months or so had never happened, with The New York Times editorial page suggesting that Romney now “does not actually have any real ideas on foreign policy beyond what President Obama has already done, or plans to do”. His relative moderation also led some, including The Forward’s Gal Beckerman to ask, “So Romney seems to have ditched the neocons tonight. Where was Dan Senor’s influence?”
