> You sure that's not the neo-conservatives you're talking about?
What the GP is talking about seems more neo-liberal than neo-conservative (which are different, overlapping, right-of-center, "conservative" in the sense usually used in politics, movements.)
What the GP is talking about seems more neo-liberal than neo-conservative (which are different, overlapping, right-of-center, "conservative" in the sense usually used in politics, movements.)