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But, for the time being at least, the Republican front-runner Mitt Romney seems to rely more on realists than neocons.

And not even the most rabid neocons expected that "mission accomplished" would take the better part of a decade to be realized in Iraq.

The neocons argued that democracy might be an antidote to the Middle East's problems: but democracy proved too delicate a plant.

"Gates Is a Realist. " Only compared with the neocons. Gates's low-key style convinced even discerning analysts to label him a realist.

The neocons, by contrast, were "Leninists: " they believed that the American military needed to give history a push.

Well, the neocons will thunder about that, but the rest of us might welcome some aspects of it.

But, more important, neocons have been discredited for ideological reasons.

Instead, neocons would recommend an aggressive and militarized response to ensure human hegemony.

And when they band together with neocons, it's a strong alliance.

That lack of presumption, the neocons now say, was a grave mistake.

Without activists, the Republican neocons would still and forever control the US government.

No doubt American neocons have already prepared the groundwork for blaming Obama who is allegedly withdrawing precipitously from Baghdad.

The neocons are being relentlessly marginalised in Washington.

Early neocons warned that government schemes to improve the world might well end up making it worse.

Neocons dislike his penchant for doing business with China.

At one end of the party are some undaunted neocons, keen still to slay monsters across the seas.

The neocons were wrong and Fukuyama was right.

The Neocons believe Obama is a weak politician and they will stop him by any means.

The "paleocons" have always disliked the neocons, sometimes (disgracefully) just because they are Jewish.

A lost opportunity before Tehran's neocons took over