[Sabertooth]

Cool. For what it's worth, I've never been clear on the neo and paleo permutations anyway, nor which might apply to me, from one issue to the next. So, I generally avoid the terms, as I think they're prone to broadbrushing.

[r9etb]

. So, I generally avoid the terms, as I think they're prone to broadbrushing.

Well, yes. OTOH, I've noticed over the past few months that the term "neo-con," especially, has started popping up a lot, and that it's usually tossed out there by those with an isolationist and/or anti-Bush point of view.

Indeed, I've found it to be an excellent indicator for a whole set of common views expressed by what JimRob has neatly summarized as the paleocon/paleolibertarian/buchananite/rockwellian/anarchist/Democrat/French/German/Iraq axis.