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Bolton IS a "neo-con." Stop with the revisionism here.

President Trump doesn't need anyone from the list of names on this document polluting his administration:

I'll save everyone the trouble and post the names here:

Morton I. Abramowitz
Elliott Abrams
Richard L. Armitage
Nina Bang-Jensen
Jeffrey Bergner
George Biddle
John R. Bolton (well, how about that?)
Frank Carlucci
Eliot Cohen
Seth Cropsey
Dennis DeConcini
Paula Dobriansky
Morton H. Halperin
John Heffernan
James R. Hooper
Bruce P. Jackson
Robert Kagan
Zalmay Khalilzad
Lane Kirkland
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Peter Kovler
William Kristol
Mark P. Lagon
Richard Perle
Peter Rodman
Gary Schmitt
Stephen Solarz
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
William Howard Taft IV
Ed Turner
Wayne Owens
Paul Wolfowitz
Dov S. Zakheim

So there you have it ... John Bolton calling on the Clinton administration to topple the (nominally Christian) Serb government on behalf of the radical Islamic insurgents in Kosovo.

This guy has been a war-mongering globalist for years. I suspect he's spent most of his time outside of government working as a paid shill for foreign corporate and government interests.

I suspect he's spent most of his time outside of government working as a paid shill for foreign corporate and government interests.

Bolton is pro US sovereignty. If one disagrees with him about Milosevic that's fine, but to call him a foreign corporate and government shill is not correct.

I guess it depends on how far you twist the words “globalist” and “neocon”. That you call him either is an opinion not based in fact. That Bolton was a proponent of starting a war, say in Iraq, does not make him either. In his role of UN Ambassador he proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that the American Constitution was not subject to international opinion. He put the US’s interests FIRST. He was unabashedly Patriotic to the dismay of the liberals. That is not the behavior of a globalist, it is the opposite.