Was Ronald Reagan an Even Worse President Than George W. Bush?Source: AlterNet.org
There's been talk that George W. Bush was so inept that he should trademark the phrase "Worst President Ever," though some historians would bestow that title on pre-Civil War President James Buchanan. Still, a case could be made for putting Ronald Reagan in the competition...
Sarah Palin: Neocon Pawn?Source: MotherJones.com
A group of conservative foreign policy advocates—including a bevy of neoconservatives—this week sent President Barack Obama a letter urging him to stand firm in Afghanistan and vowing their support for him (on Afghanistan) if he did so.
Republican Party Has Become "Cash for Clunkers"Source: The Huffington Post
The Republican Party is disintegrating in front of our eyes. The latest Gallup Poll has them leading in party identification in six states. Six! They're tied in two. That means they're trailing in 42 states!
Iran hangs 13 'enemies of Allah'Source: Yahoo! News
The terrorist regime of mullahs ruling the Islamic Republic of Iran today hanged 13 members of the diehard Sunni outfit named Jondullah, but spared the life of the brother of the militant outfit's founder, Abdulmalik Rigi.
In Defense of Neo-Con BashingSource: Think Progress
I think it really has to be understood as a vital social necessity. Adherents of a deranged and sociopoathic "neocon" conception of America's role in the world continue to be tremendously influential in our society.
The GOP's Palin Food Fight: Why Now?Source: The Huffington Post
This is a fight between some neocons who still want to promote Palin and their discredited geopolitical agenda against some Republican would-be modernizers.

Speculations about Dick Cheney's motives for what he has done and said have a long history. Negative opinions about the man became common over the years.
Death of the Neocons(Politicially Speaking...)Source: The Daily Beast
Paul Wolfowitz, Robert Kagan and the same old crew of discredited neoconservatives who pushed America into Iraq have returned again to chastise President Obama for not force-feeding Iran their democracy. That not even other Republicans are biting might spell the end of an era.

The 12 June 2009 Iranian election - and its continuing aftermath of protests and controversy - has turned out to be all the rage on propaganda networks around the globe. The American media, in particular, are hot & heavy on the case.
Night of the living neocons Source: Salon.com
The shameless fools whose Iraq folly empowered Iran's hard-liners are back, smearing Obama as an appeaserLike Rasputin, the unhinged "Mad Monk" whom they sometimes seem to have adopted as an intellectual role model, the neoconservatives who brought us the Iraq war refuse to die.
The Bipartisanship of FoolsSource: Truthdig
" Where did we get the idea that the only good health care bill is a bipartisan bill? Is bipartisanship more important than whether a proposal is practical and effective? And if bipartisanship is a legitimate goal, isn't each party equally responsible for achieving it?"
Night of the living neoconsSource: Salon.com
The shameless fools whose Iraq folly empowered Iran's hard-liners are back, smearing Obama as an appeaser
Why American Neo-Cons Wanted Ahmadinejad to winSource: The Huffington Post
The only people happier than the Iranian elites over Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's apparently stolen election win Friday, were the neoconservatives and other hawks eager to block any efforts by the Obama administration to moderate U.S.

"Morning Joe", ya' gott'a love it! Loads of male regulars and the obligatory big name pundits--practically damaging their mutual private parts--while consistently ignoring the lone (often uncomfortable) co-host, woman; or shall we deem her the: [honorary dude] of the domineering …
U.S. Neocons Favor Ahmadinejad in Iranian ElectionSource: Talking Points Memo
As Iranians go to the polls to elect a president, American neoconservatives are openly rooting not for moderate reform candidate and former prime minister Mir-Hossein Mousavi but for anti-U.S. hardliner Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.