Uh, see, that's why you need to read the article. There may be lotsa people who put their party before country, and it's fair for you to be angry at them, but this has nothing to do with the term "neo-conservative". Why you would attach the sequence of letters "neocon" to "someone that puts their little political party before country" is something only you can explain, I think.
What's happened here is that a lot of people have received the following message: "neocons are the Bad People That We Hate". After getting this message, people like you have apparently thought to yourself "well gee, who are the bad people that I hate?" You came up with an answer - "someone who puts party before country" - and then thought to yourself "aha! I guess such people are neocons".
But, no. That's why you need to read the article.
That is my definition of a neocon
That's cute, but words typically do not have personal, unique definitions from person to person. If you want to communicate with others you can just make up your own word definitions. Words mean things.
F the article. What do you think? There is some exact definition for neocon? One that should be accepted by all? F that. That's what I believe, you don't like like it? To efing bad Frank.