Richard Perle: It Pays To Be the Prince of Darkness Frida Berrigan March 21, 2003. Share. Tweet. Copy Link. Email Print. Published in April 14, 2003. Richard Perle is a busy guy these days, what ...

Prince of Darkness Denies Own Existence. February 19, 2009. By Dana Milbank. Listening to neoconservative mastermind Richard Perle at the Nixon Center yesterday, ... Perle is not a neoconservative. 2.

“Last week, Richard Perle, the influential Pentagon adviser, was speaking on his mobile phone outside a Senate office building when trouble came from an unlikely source: the parking attendant.

While few, if any, Republicans have had a good word to say about Barack Obama since he assumed the presidency, none of them has expressed himself quite as frankly as Richard Perle, who rejoiced in ...

Column; March 20, 2003; Perle, Interrupted Perle, Interrupted. Famed Prince of Darkness Richard Perle is a political animal unique to Washington.

Perle’s influence is indirect. He does not talk to White House speech writers. The last time he briefed Bush one-on-one was during the campaign, when he lobbied for NATO enlargement.

Some years ago, I was employed at a defense company whose CEO had, at one point in the past, worked closely with Richard Perle. One day, the CEO stopped in my office to chat and began to tell me a ...

Leading Iraq War advocate Richard Perle now says he and fellow neoconservatives never wanted to bring democracy to Iraq, ... Prince of Darkness. Writing in Vanity Fair in November 5, ...

Richard Perle, a senior Pentagon official during President Ronald Reagan’s administration, today quit as chairman of the Defence Policy Board that is a key advisory arm for Defence Secretary ...

Richard Perle has been dubbed the “Prince of Darkness,” a neoconservative hawk and the “Darth Vader of pre-emption.” But the controversial Defense Department adviser, who stepped down ...