I know what you mean.  Everything is done internationally for the benefit of America. And as you mentioned even the 3.8 billion aid to Israel.  yes Israel benefits from that but our benefit could be folds higher.  

But I don’t think GWB and the gang achieved that. That war benefited special interests but not US as a nation.  It cost the tax payers trillions of dollars. 

No, complaining about woke and too much liberalism in today’s Democratic Party does not mean let’s go to the other side and let’s become anti abortion and anti immigration.  All they are asking is let’s not get too carried away and let’s not get ridiculous. You do need varying views in your party for progressing.  That exists both in Democratic and Republican Party. that’s a norm. 

The Hawkish democrats of then were itching for interventions and war at the time the party became against it. 

Maybe this will help folks here to be more forgiving towards RFK Jr. Thus is what he said about trump before 2016 election.  

I think Donald Trump is Dangerous, and he’s deceptive, and he’s a demagogue. I don’t think it should surprise anybody to see how well he’s doing, because that kind of demagoguery is formulaic, and it’s easy. There are buttons that you can push, of bigotry and xenophobia and prejudice and anger and self-interest and nationalism—false patriotism. Look at what happened in 1972: a large percentage of the people who supported my father in 1968, a very idealistic campaign, switched to support not George McGovern but George Wallace in 1972, and what that illustrates [is] that every person, like every nation, has a lighter side and a darker side. The easy thing is to appeal to bigotry and anger and fear; and it’s much more difficult to appeal to our lighter angels, to get us to transcend our narrow self-interest and see ourselves as part of the community and inspire people to make sacrifices and take risks in their own lives, to contribute to the welfare of our nation, and to look beyond the horizon and try to compel our country to live up to her ideals, her great ideals. It’s much easier to see America as a place where you come to make a big pile for yourself and whoever buys the most stuff wins. That we have to fight off people who don’t look like us, or who don’t love like us, or whatever—who are different. And I think those are the dark angles that Donald Trump appeals to, and I very much hope that his campaign of hatred dies on the vine. It’s not surprising, because those are the passions that the Republican Party has been stirring—those kind of hatreds in the service, of course, of other interests. And Trump is actually coming out and saying the stuff that they’ve been saying cryptically for all those years with dog-whistle slogans.