Jackson had gathered a brain trust that included Perle, Wolfowitz, Frank Gaffney, currently head of the Washington-based Center for Security Policy, and Charles Horner, now at the Hudson Institute.

Wolfowitz and Perle are the leading lights, most agree, joined by a supporting cast including I. Lewis (Scooter) Libby, Cheney's chief of staff; Feith, the Pentagon's No. 3, and leading ideologues ...

Perle and Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, in particular, have argued for a US conquest of Iraq as part of a broader plan to transform the entire Middle East into a virtual American ...

Undaunted by the Iraq debacle, uber-hawks David Frum and Richard Perle air their fevered wet dream of a national-security superstate that slaps down uppity Muslims, bombs North Korea, slices and ...

Richard Perle: The argument was that the idea of legislating a military relationship by Treaty between the United States and the Soviet Union, that it was a pretty doubtful proposition.

Instead of becoming the de facto president in foreign policy, as many had expected, Secretary of State Powell found himself boxed in by Cheney's right-wing network, including Wolfowitz, Perle ...

Paul Wolfowitz is a mirror in which we see reflected every image except our own. For opponents of the Bush Administration's foreign policy, no character makes quite so handy a villain as the ...

Along with his colleague Colonel William Bruner, Luti had done a stint as an aide to Newt Gingrich in 1996 and, like Perle and Wolfowitz, was an acolyte of Wohlstetter’s.

Jackson had gathered a brain trust that included Perle, Wolfowitz, Frank Gaffney, currently head of the Washington-based Center for Security Policy, and Charles Horner, now at the Hudson Institute.

Rostow, Wolfowitz, Richard Perle and others believe in the redemptive powers of liberal capitalism in the same way evangelical Christians believe in God; they act as if their value system is ...