Technically 'Neocons' is a generic quantifier, which could be universal in certain contexts (e.g. 'Men are mortal' = 'All men are mortal'), and 'The Neocons' is a plural definite description, which can have restricted scope. Indeed, the definite description could be read as picking up a anaphoric link to the generic…

Technically 'Neocons' is a generic quantifier, which could be universal in certain contexts (e.g. 'Men are mortal' = 'All men are mortal'), and 'The Neocons' is a plural definite description, which can have restricted scope. Indeed, the definite description could be read as picking up a anaphoric link to the generic…