How to pronounce“neoconservatives”in English

neoconservatives who really with the end of the Cold War a lot of the neoconservatives said well we don't need to have the old exceptional mission for

possibility that neoconservatives in the US will be effectively replaced by neoisolationists and will move towards a, you know, a wave of protectionism

message that many neoconservatives believed was you know ideas that they shared uh so it was not just it was it was not just about ideas but it was also

last seven or eight years neoconservatives were were you know in the 70s were Democrats Big D Democrats who had left the party uh more or less

that we will all regret the neoconservatives who compared to her are

actually come back into the party and many prominent neoconservatives in the 1992 campaign endorsed Bill Clinton for president they were very unhappy with

United States could just become normal again there were a few neoconservatives who kept alive a dream of a US mission to help build and promote democracy in

So this is a bipartisan product of democratic liberal internationalists and republican neoconservatives, and the basic idea is to try to spread something like the American system in as many places

what you're calling his successors I assume you mean the so-called neoconservatives I mean they are even farther from conservatism they're just

one of the things that's interesting looking back uh particularly uh given how notorious neoconservatives have come become in the

about politics in the sense of there you know just as the the fact that neoconservatives had left the Democrat party many believed was a sign of

Iran and towards the larger Middle East than even you know the neoconservatives in the White House do um so that's been kind of an unusual experience for me as

that's what happened on the liberal side or the left side on the other side on the right side uh were the neoconservatives who said hey we're on

more uh neoconservative position towards uh Iran and towards the larger Middle East than even you know the neoconservatives in the White House do.

On the other side, on the right side, uh, were the neoconservatives who said, "Hey, we're on the top of the mountain.

candidate Clinton in 1992 was that with the Cold War over and this kind of this this this bitter divide over communism gone that neoconservatives would

Generation Um really take a a a far more uh neoconservative position towards uh