Steve Bannon is out. Now Trump is completely surrounded by Military Generals, who could easily be on the White House staff of a President Hillary Clinton.
The long rumored departure of Bannon came to fruition yesterday, after the controversial Trump advisor offered his resignation on August 7th.
Steve Bannon would later tell The Weekly Standard that, “The Trump presidency that we fought for is over.”
This post was written just before Trump fired Bannon todayChris Cuomo says CNN contacted all 52 Republican senators-- every single one of them, even Mike Rounds, Thad Cochran and James Lankford who no one ever calls for a national interview-- to come on the air and defend their president
The announcement of the ‘resignation’ of White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon represents the culmination of a process which began with the equally forced ‘resignation’ of President Trump’s first National Security Adviser General Michael Flynn.
Individuals who were close to Donald Trump during his successful election campaign and who largely framed its terms – people like Bannon and Flynn – have been picked off one by one.
The last month has been one where Donald Trump’s catch phrase “you’re fire” has been echoing almost constantly through the corridors of the White House. Even in cases where a firing is technically labelled a ‘resignation’, the truth is that there is a great deal of chaos in Trump’s administration.
Whether this is organised chaos or the authentic variety is yet to be fully determined.
Here are 5 big losses for the Trump administration in less than a month.
1. Sear Spicer
Steve Bannon is officially out of the White House. The man whom many described as the ‘brain behind the Trump campaign’ has run the course of his political career with many suspecting that he may shortly return to journalism/media.
Bannon formally joined Trump’s team a year ago, helping propel Trump through to the White House as the chief executive of the campaign.
After Trump’s victory over Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election, Bannon was appointed to a senior advisor role under President Trump.
Earlier this week, he gave a candid interview to a liberal magazine where he blasted some of his adversaries inside the White House.
I wonder if all the vehement anti-Semitism on display from a newly empowered fascist movement-- they call it "alt-right" these days-- is making the modern day Bugsy Siegal-- Vegas mob boss Sheldon Adelson-- just a little nervous. If the Steve Bannon wing of the Republican power ever gains ultimate power, I'm sure there's a gas chamber that even someone as grossly rotund as Adelson can be stuffed into.
WASHINGTON – President Trump denounced the KKK and other hate groups Monday after declining to do so on Saturday after deadly violence in Charlottesville, Va. at a white supremacist rally.
“To anyone who acted criminally in this weekend’s racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. Justice will be delivered,” Trump said during a brief White House News conference.
On Saturday, Israel's Haaretz reported, with a sense of irony, that Trump National Security chief H.R.
Just six days ago I wrote an article for The Duran in which I said that if President Trump is to avoid seeing his administration unravel he has to stop destabilising it himself, with bad decisions negating good decisions and with President Trump himself prosecuting public feuds against top people in his administration like Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
