Why Do the Neocons Deserve the Right's Loyalty?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : As Dan McCarthy observed in a column this week, the "Trump is Hitler" meme has been quite popular with "moderate conservatives" in the Lincoln Project.
46% : Providing these figures wish to associate with authorized conservatives, neocons may call Trump whatever they want.
43% : The association of Trump with Nazism and virulent anti-Semitism has also been a rhetorical practice among those writing for that quintessentially neoconservative website, the Bulwark.
24% : Many neoconservative personalities still enjoy places at the conservative table, including the ones who denounce Trump as a Nazi.
24% : This younger generation also has zilch interest in joining the leftist chorus against Trump.
23% : In 2022, the Bulwark posted an invective by Sykes, which dragged up the already then refuted charge that Trump said Nazis were "fine people."
22% : He and Young have tried repeatedly to tie Trump to right-wing nationalist and anti-Semitic groups, typically through a fog of innuendo.
16% : Vicious attacks on Trump that led Routh to go after the supposed "new Hitler" threatening American democracy, did not come entirely from certified Democrats.
8% : While these developments are going on, other identifiable neoconservatives have either declared for Kamala (e.g., George Will and Dick and Lisa Cheney) or spoken out against Trump (John Bolton, Condoleezza Rice).

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