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- n. Plural form of paleocon.
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Examples
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Strangely enough, the paleocons are the only kind of conservatives who are actually somewhat decent people.
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Many of these libertarians might have been more appropriately called paleocons, though, and they were definitely Truthers.
The Volokh Conspiracy » In (Limited) Praise of Right-Wing Populism
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It's all about the difference between neocons and true Tories in the US 'paleocons'.
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"paleocons" and the insurgent presidential candidacy of Ron Paul.
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Remainders: Tom Tancredo's bad company, and the increasingly crazy right doesn't much like "paleocons," especially Buchanan -- they think they're fascists.)
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Frum (as Jerry Pournelle puts it, the egregious Frum) is the one who read the libertarians and paleocons who questioned the Iraq War out of the conservative movement.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Jonathan Rauch on David Frum on the Conservative Movement
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The paleocons, like all of the Left, could not care less about human rights.
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AI is right about the paleocons, but wrong about neoconservatives who have double standards about Israel and America – see Gaza or Abu Ghraib or CIA “black sites.”
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Re: The paleocons, like all of the Left, could not care less about human rights.
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But the neocons have no special loyalty to or affinity for U.S. military leadership (far less than, say, Southern paleocons).
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