Irving Kristol, who identifies himself as the “Godfather” of neoconservativism, is finally beginning to come clean and admit what neoconservatism stands for: statism at home and imperialism abroad. He makes this candid admission in an August 25 article in The Weekly Standard entitled “The Neoconservative Persuasion.” Congratulating himself for becoming a “historic” figure (at least …
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