From Alternet

All in the Neocon Family about all of the incestuous (figuratively speaking, of course) relationships of the people in the movement.

I simply wish writers would quit calling them "neoconservatives," since it sugarcoats what they really are.

The article concludes with this: "Contrary to appearances, the neocons do not constitute a powerful mass political movement. They are instead a small, tightly-knit clan whose incestuous familial and personal connections, both within and outside the Bush administration, have allowed them to grab control of the future of American foreign policy."

Kind of like the Bush clan.