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| − | '''Project For New American Century''' is a [[neoconservative]] think tank funded by [[William Kristol]] and [[ | + | '''Project For New American Century''' is a [[neoconservative]] think tank funded by [[William Kristol]] and [[Richard Perle]]. Its current chairman is William Kristol. |
Prominent former members of the Project For New American Century include [[Charles Krauthammer]], [[Paul Wolfowitz]], [[Lewis Libby]], [[Jeb Bush]], [[Richard Perle]], [[Dick Cheney]], [[William J. Bennett]], [[Norman Podhoretz]], [[Dan Quayle]], [[Abram Shulsky]], [[Frank Gaffney]], [[Zalmay Khalilzad]], [[R. James Woolsey, Jr.]], [[Rudy Boschwitz]], [[Eliot A. Cohen]] and [[Steve Forbes]]. | Prominent former members of the Project For New American Century include [[Charles Krauthammer]], [[Paul Wolfowitz]], [[Lewis Libby]], [[Jeb Bush]], [[Richard Perle]], [[Dick Cheney]], [[William J. Bennett]], [[Norman Podhoretz]], [[Dan Quayle]], [[Abram Shulsky]], [[Frank Gaffney]], [[Zalmay Khalilzad]], [[R. James Woolsey, Jr.]], [[Rudy Boschwitz]], [[Eliot A. Cohen]] and [[Steve Forbes]]. | ||
Revision as of 03:18, June 18, 2007
Project For New American Century is a neoconservative think tank funded by William Kristol and Richard Perle. Its current chairman is William Kristol.
Prominent former members of the Project For New American Century include Charles Krauthammer, Paul Wolfowitz, Lewis Libby, Jeb Bush, Richard Perle, Dick Cheney, William J. Bennett, Norman Podhoretz, Dan Quayle, Abram Shulsky, Frank Gaffney, Zalmay Khalilzad, R. James Woolsey, Jr., Rudy Boschwitz, Eliot A. Cohen and Steve Forbes.
References
- Bush's Summer Reading List Hints at Iraq, By Dana Milbank, Washington Post, August 20, 2002; Page A11.