Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea (Cato Institute Book Forum, 2011) 

I went to Clemson and finally found my way into libertarian thought when I studied under Daniel K. Benjamin, whom the speaker I'm sure will know. This, along with pursuit of a law degree, later led to my interning at Cato. This video was of course a pleasure to watch for both reasons.

You know what is worse than that? Pointing it out, because people are definitely going to notice and focus on it more than if you hadn't. Thanks.

I definitely think phrases like "serve something larger than yourself" and the like are neocon.

I take back everything I said about Thompson. He is correct in what he says. I had missed the beginning and thought he was championing Neoconservatism

the grave of thoughts.

Pot calling the kettle black, no?

Neoconservatives: Hi. I just became a conservative. Now that were friends now You have to go fight those guys for me.

At least it is not about the "con" in neocon!

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The guy from the Hoover Institute is very difficult to listen to. He stutters wayyyyy too much. Incredibly Irritating.