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war hawk
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war hawk
n.
1. A member of the 12th U.S. Congress (1811-1813) who advocated war with Great Britain.
2. One who advocates war; a hawk.
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Noun1.war hawk - an advocate of an aggressive policy on foreign relations
militarist, warmonger - a person who advocates war or warlike policies


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Nor did three-time nominee Kathy Kelly and other deserving choices, passed over for war hawks like Henry Kissenger whose credentials include: -- three - four million Southeast Asian deaths; -- many tens of thousands more worldwide; -- backing coups and despots; -- stoking global conflict and violence; and -- compiling an overall breathtaking criminal record.
Not much of a difference at all considering that neocons were liberal war hawks a few decades ago.
It's a word with such powerful negative connotations to Bush administration war hawks and their steadfast supporter, Republican presidential candidate Sen.
 
 
 
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