I assume that the term in this context derives from Marxism, but maybe it is even more specific than that (John?).
The term 'neoliberal' has come to serve a blanket purpose in left rhetoric presently; in fact I'd argue that is has usurped the function that 'neocon' used to serve. The perspective John is describing is basically a conservative one, 'neoliberal' and 'neocon' are just a garnish in this context.
The term 'neoliberal' has come to serve a blanket purpose in left rhetoric presently; in fact I'd argue that is has usurped the function that 'neocon' used to serve. The perspective John is describing is basically a conservative one, 'neoliberal' and 'neocon' are just a garnish in this context.