Neocon (noun)

1. A person who identifies as a conservative but holds more recent or modern views on certain issues, especially foreign policy.
2. An advocate of a policy of military intervention in other countries to promote democracy.

Origin:

Derived from 'neo' meaning 'new' and 'conservative'.

Examples:

1. Many of the foreign policies of the current administration are seen as neocon-driven.
2. The neocon faction within the party strongly advocates for military intervention in the region.
3. His views on foreign policy align with those of the neocon movement.
4. The term 'neocon' has been adopted by both critics and proponents of the foreign policy approach.
5. Many consider the neocon ideology to be a driving force behind the invasion of Iraq.