Steve Bannon’S Departure A Symbolic Weakening Of “Trump Momentum”

[Atifali09222]

Steve Bannon ([spam Link Deleted]) may or may not be a popular person in Donald Trump’s ([spam Link Deleted]) inner circle. His departure will still be seen as a major disappointment to Trump’s base. Trump is right that he might have probably won without Bannon since Bannon joined his campaign at a much later stage. Despite winning a conservative electorate, Trump seems to be increasingly controlled by the liberals. In essence, Trump has given up the control of his administration to those liberals who lost the election.
It’s casting a doubt whether Trump is still “the fighter” that he once was. A leader like Trump seems to be succumbing the storm that liberals bring on him every day. Unless Trump and Bannon are in agreement that Bannon would serve America First Agenda more effectively by remaining outside the Administration, Bannon’s departure is the biggest disappointment for people who voted for Trump. It would be terrible for the American people and Trump if Trump is eventually becoming a politician – promising big changes, removing the very people who believe in “The Agenda” the most and delivering nothing.

Read more at [spam Link Deleted] by [Ash Shrivastav] 

Edited August 20, 2017 by Buffy
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[Buffy]

Очень эффективная пропаганда, товарищ! Президент Путин очень гордится Вами!

 

 

Propaganda works best when those who are being manipulated are confident they are acting on their own free will, :phones:

Buffy

[exchemist]

Очень эффективная пропаганда, товарищ! Президент Путин очень гордится Вами!

 

 

Propaganda works best when those who are being manipulated are confident they are acting on their own free will, :phones:

Buffy

Very good! I can't type Cyrillic script and can barely recall any Russian, but I can read this, just about.  

Edited August 20, 2017 by exchemist

[exchemist]

Steve Bannon ([spam Link Deleted]) may or may not be a popular person in Donald Trump’s ([spam Link Deleted]) inner circle. His departure will still be seen as a major disappointment to Trump’s base. Trump is right that he might have probably won without Bannon since Bannon joined his campaign at a much later stage. Despite winning a conservative electorate, Trump seems to be increasingly controlled by the liberals. In essence, Trump has given up the control of his administration to those liberals who lost the election.

It’s casting a doubt whether Trump is still “the fighter” that he once was. A leader like Trump seems to be succumbing the storm that liberals bring on him every day. Unless Trump and Bannon are in agreement that Bannon would serve America First Agenda more effectively by remaining outside the Administration, Bannon’s departure is the biggest disappointment for people who voted for Trump. It would be terrible for the American people and Trump if Trump is eventually becoming a politician – promising big changes, removing the very people who believe in “The Agenda” the most and delivering nothing.

 

Read more at [spam Link Deleted] by [Ash Shrivastav] 

Trump is a fraud. He talks of being an outsider and draining the swamp, but his cronies are all Wall St billionaires and nepotism is rife in his administration. You have to be really stupid to think he represents a breath of fresh air. He stinks of corruption.  

Edited August 20, 2017 by exchemist