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List Of People Described As NeoconservativesThis is a list of prominent public figures frequently referred to as neoconservatives. Classifications of this sort are often disputed (see the neoconservative page for a discussion of the terms' controversies), so any listing here should not be taken as definitive. Public Sector - Elliott Abrams, Senior director, National Security Council; son-in-law of Norman Podhoretz.
- Kenneth Adelman, member of Pentagon's Defense Policy Board, former member of Reagan administration who praised Apartheid era South Africa for its nuclear proliferation.
- Richard Armitage, Former Deputy Secretary of State.
- John Bolton, Undersecretary of State. Candidate to be U.N. Ambassador.
- Stephen Cambone, first Defense Undersecretary for Intelligence, Rumsfeld protege.
- Linda Chavez, Hispanic Republican Cabinet Appointee.
- Eliot Cohen, member Defense Policy Board.
- Douglas Feith, Undersecretary of Defense for Policy since 2001, responsible for planning the occupation of Iraq. Resignation announced in January 2005.
- Larry Franklin, Feith lieutenant being investigated for passsing government secrets to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee and Israeli Embassy Officials.
- Francis Fukuyama, author of The End of History and Our Posthuman Future, advocate of cautious and regulated approach to bio-technology on the President's Council on Bioethics.
- I. Lewis Libby, a.k.a Scooter Libby, Chief of Staff to the Vice President. Suspected of having committed treason by revealing the identity of CIA operative Valerie Plame as a political reprisal against her husband.
- William J. Luti, Deputy Undersecretary of Defense.
- Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Former Democratic Senator, controversial U.N. Ambassador, and advisor to Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Ford. Associated with the early days of the movement.
- Harold Rhode, Foreign Affairs Specialist, Office of Net Assessment, Office of the Secretary of Defense.
- Abram Shulsky, Director Office of Special Plans.
- Paul Wolfowitz, Deputy Secretary of Defense since 2001, a major advocate for the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Candidate for President of the World Bank.
- David Wurmser, Office of the Vice President, Middle East Adviser.
- Dov Zakheim, former Comptroller, Department of Defense.
Private Sector - William Bennett, Former Secretary of Education, and "drug czar".
- David Frum, Canadian, newspaper columnist, and speechwriter.
- Frank Gaffney
- David Horowitz McCarthyism on Campus
- Robert Kagan, co-founder, Project for the New American Century.
- Jeane Kirkpatrick, former Ambassador to the United Nations, famous for asserting the existence of a meaningful difference between totalitarianism and authoritarianism.
- Charles Krauthammer.
- Irving Kristol
- William Kristol, co-founder, Project for the New American Century.
- Michael Ledeen
- Philip Merrill, Chairman of the Export-Import Bank since 2001.
- Dennis Miller, comedian.
- Richard Perle, Former Chairman of the Defense Policy Board. Stepped down in early 2003 due to alleged conflict of interest.
- R. James Woolsey, Director of Central Intelligence under President Clinton.
- Norman Podhoretz
- Daniel Pipes, journalist, author, academic, and expert on Islamism and terrorism
- Ronald D. Rotunda, law professor at conservative George Mason University, argued for prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay to be considered Enemy Combatants rather than Prisoners of War under the 1949 Geneva Conventions.
- Michael Rubin, lecturer; former Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute; Washington Institute for Near East Policy: Soref Fellow (1999-2000).
- Mark Steyn, author of several books, and politics, arts, and culture commentator for, most notably, the Chicago Sun-Times, the UK's Daily Telegraph, and The Irish Times.
- Leo Strauss, political philosopher and founder of Straussianism, which gives a philosophical basis for many neoconservative ideals. (Note that not all Straussians are neoconservatives.)
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