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- adjective In accordance with, or subscribing to,
neoliberalism - noun A person who subscribes to
neoliberalism
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- adjective having or showing belief in the need for economic growth in addition to traditional liberalistic values
- noun a liberal who subscribes to neoliberalism
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| Reply | Permalink not that the history lesson isn't welcome, but if you read cohen's column you will see that the confusion is his. deliberately so. and that is what i for one was responding to. cohen attempts to reinvent the term neoliberal to use it a life preserver to throw to conservatives wanting to put distance between themselves and bush's sinking ship.
WaPo's Richard Cohen: Bush Is A "Sentimental Softie" And A "Neo-Liberal" 2009
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| Reply | Permalink that's exactly what cohen was trying to do when he pretended to play dumb and reinvent the term neoliberal to smear bush and all of his disasters including iraq. never mind that iraq was a neoconservative misadventure. never mind that neoliberal has an actual meaning. neoconservative has the word conservative in it so it's too troubling to condemn it let alone use it as a criticism. but hey, neoliberal has the word liberal in it so let's use that instead. the republicans have so much invested in their campaign to make 'liberal' a negative, it makes sense. but dubya strikes me as egomaniacal in his desire to have history look back worshipfully on him as a president. i can't imagine if republicans push this 'bush is a liberal' crap that bush will be able to stop himself from pushing back from the bully pulpit.
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A nation where, after decades of bad choices, the political elite had for the last decade been the world's truest believers in neoliberal economics.
Archive 2002-01-06 Steve Sailer 2002
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A nation where, after decades of bad choices, the political elite had for the last decade been the world's truest believers in neoliberal economics.
Argentina and The End of History Steve Sailer 2002
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During what is often called the neoliberal era, which succeeded the "golden age" of the
MRZine.org 2009
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During what is often called the neoliberal era, which succeeded the "golden age" of the
MRZine.org 2009
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During what is often called the neoliberal era, which succeeded the "golden age" of the
MRZine.org 2009
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During what is often called the neoliberal era, which succeeded the "golden age" of the
MRZine.org 2009
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Something will be very wrong, however, if the assumptions of the kind of free-market capitalism - sometimes called 'neoliberal' - that has appeared triumphant since 1989 are not re-examined in this 20th anniversary year ...
Archive 2009-01-01 Burke's Corner 2009
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Something will be very wrong, however, if the assumptions of the kind of free-market capitalism - sometimes called 'neoliberal' - that has appeared triumphant since 1989 are not re-examined in this 20th anniversary year ...
1989 - 20 years on Burke's Corner 2009
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