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The F A T, disgusting, Bill O'Reilly blowing orange bag of festering shit has told Steve Bannon to go and fuck himself
From twatter:
https://twitter.com/PeterAlexander/s...48215129501696
So much for your Euro-Russian-US military alliance to preserve Caucasian dominance. Eh, fuckface?
Bannon is the new Karl Rove. Remember that Chimpy supposedly "fired" Rove, but he was still in the White House every goddamned day after that. Bannon might not hold an official title anymore, but that doesn't keep him from being Cheeto's "brain".
They are all going to prison soon, slave FORD Then, FINALLY, Christian fascism just the way GAWD wants it.
Maybe Trump can just add oversight of the NSC to Jared Kushner's expanding portfolio: surely Kushner has as much "expertise" about the workings of the NSC as Bannon ever did...Quote:
Originally Posted by FORD
Yeah, give it to Jared. Then Kristy can bitch about the JOOS taking over everything again. :biggrin:
That's so anti-Semitic, slave FORD
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Originally Posted by FORD
Yeah, but Kushner is so selective about his faith anyway. His own family publicly called him out last year for his association with the Trump campaign and their...er..."casual"...or maybe a better phrase would be "purposefully accidental" association by Bannon proxy of internet-driven fascist wingnuts.
So, clearly Jared isn't representative of some Jewish Cabal secretly infiltrating the government to enact disbursement of government funds for the minority underclass: Trump's Cabinet, family, supporters and political associates have no use for those who racist zealots inartfully describe as "mud people". I mean, look at Ben Carson. Underneath his somnolent exterior, a more fervent self-hating black person you're unlikely to meet if his HUD testimony is anything to go by. One might mention Omarosa as a tonic to my toxin, but she is just a slightly less intelligent (and qualified) Condi Rice: given a window-dressing position of virtually no importance.
Nah, anti-semitism is your thing. I'm anti-nepotism, which definitely applies to Jared & Ivanka. Not to mention Uday & Qusay, who supposedly have no role in the Cheeto administration yet.... but it's only a matter of time. Just as Daddy Orangebucks hasn't completely separated himself from the family business, I don't expect them to stay out of the political business either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kristy
No, I'm pro-Jewish. I like Hollywood, the media, and war.
I've got to get myself on this Twatter although I fear it to is run by Jews just like Facecrook and fuck knows they never peddle false information
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-JzLjSkH2Q4...ry-corndog.jpg
Right.... because when I think "National Security", the first name that comes to mind is an idiot who can't fucking count to THREE. :rolleyes:
https://gma.yahoo.com/energy-secreta...225928619.html
Apparently Perry is taking this NSC post on in addition to his Secretary of Energy duties...
Lovely.
Well, I guess Perry is much smarter now than was evidenced during the 2012 campaign...because he has started wearing glasses since then...oh, wait, he was just as incoherent during his Department of Energy confirmation hearings as well. Surprising. One would have thought a Bachelor's in Animal Science and male cheerleading would have prepared him to run an agency he once desired to abolish and is usually headed by credentialed scientists with PhD's in such subjects as nuclear physics. Chalk one up for anti-intellectualism/anti-expertise.
Out of one frying pan, into another.
Who is up next for this NSC post once Perry is removed?
Newt Gingrich?
Oliver North?
Barron Trump?
You also have to love the administration pablum that Bannon was somehow initially a necessary appointment because he was needed to preside over the agency until the staffing issues were settled and to ensure Obama holdouts weren't running the agency counter to the manner the new president desired. And now that the agency is running great - you know, after the first head was fired for lying about non-disclosed talks he was having with Russian officials - apparently Bannon is no longer needed there.
As if Bannon had the first clue what the agency did or how it should be ran to begin with.
Bannon, Conway and Priebus helped get Trump to the dance, but they're not functioning well now inside the dance hall. Not all campaign staff are cut out to go on and work for an administration. That includes family members as well.
Rick Perry: he's going to straighten out all these god damn liberals.
thedailybeast.com
Steve Bannon Calls Jared Kushner a ‘Cuck’ and ‘Globalist’ Behind His Back
Asawin Suebsaeng
04.06.17 9:44 AM ET
CIVIL WAR
Donald Trump’s two closest aides are fighting “nonstop” and often “face-to-face,” officials say — and it’s even uglier in private.
Donald Trump’s chief strategist Stephen Bannon has called the president’s senior advisor and son-in-law Jared Kushner a “cuck” and a “globalist” during a time of high tension between the two top aides, several Trump administration officials told The Daily Beast.
The fighting between Kushner and Bannon has been “nonstop” in recent weeks, according to sources who spoke on condition of anonymity. It’s been an “open secret” that Bannon and Kushner often clash “face-to-face,” according to senior officials.
One official said Bannon has lately complained about Kushner trying to “shiv him and push him out the door” and likened him to a fifth column in the White House.
“[Steve] recently vented to us about Jared being a ‘globalist’ and a ‘cuck’…He actually said ‘cuck,’ as in “cuckservative,’” the administration official told The Daily Beast.
“Cuckservative,” a portmanteau of “cuckold” and “conservative,” has become a favorite slur on the right, used like a sexually and racially charged version of “RINO,” a Republican In Name Only. “Globalist” is a term typically used by nationalist, pro-Trump right-wingers against political opponents; however, the term has also come under fire for at times carrying anti-Semitic tones. (Kushner is Jewish.)
Bannon is a self-described “white nationalist” and long-time Republican, while Kushner was, until his father-in-law ran for president, a lifelong neo-liberal and a Democratic donor.
“There’s a big fight [going on],” one senior official said. “It’s all about policy. There’s tension [between them] on trade, health care, immigration, taxes, [terrorism]—you name it.”
The White House and Bannon did not respond to emails seeking comment.
One senior Trump aide said that Bannon was also frustrated with Kushner “continuing to bring in Zeke Emanuel to discuss health care options,” for instance. The aide said Emanuel has had three White House meetings, including one with Trump.
In 2009, conservatives called Emanuel “Dr. Death” for advocating for end-of-life consultations during the crafting of the Affordable Care Act. (He is also the brother of Barack Obama’s former chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel.)
"Steve thinks Jared is worse than a Democrat, basically," another official close to Bannon said. "[Steve] has a very specific vision for what he believes, and what he shares [ideologically] with Trump. And he has for a long time now seen [Jared] as a major obstacle to achieving that."
Bannon was removed from his post on the National Security Council on Wednesday. One senior Trump administration official told The Daily Beast on Wednesday morning that Bannon was "only on [NSC] to babysit [Michael] Flynn" because Trump "was losing faith" in Flynn, and that Bannon "never went to meetings."
The official also said that the removal had been planned for a while and that it was "in the works from the day" Bannon met National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster. Another senior aide told the Beast that "that's [all] spin and CYA, but fine," but mentioned that Bannon still has security clearance.
Furthermore, two big efforts spearheaded by Bannon in the Trump administration recently failed. Trump’s “Muslim ban” executive orders, crafted in large part by Bannon, are at best indefinitely tied up in court, and his pugilistic push on Trumpcare — which included Bannon urging Trump to “keep a shit list” of Republicans who opposed him — didn’t get the job done.
On Wednesday, Politico and The New York Times reported that things had gotten so heated and tense that Bannon was even considering tendering his resignation. Bannon told Politico this was “total nonsense.”
However, it’s clear that Kushner has been expanding his reach and level of influence in Trump’s core circle of advisers, and that the two men are essentially working against one another as they attempt to keep the president’s ear and affections.
“I love a gunfight,” Bannon told his associates and allies since Wednesday, according to Axios.
The Times also reported that “Bannon’s Svengali-style reputation has chafed on a president who sees himself as the West Wing’s only leading man,” and that “several associates said the president had quietly expressed annoyance over the credit Mr. Bannon had received for setting the agenda—and Mr. Trump was not pleased by the ‘President Bannon’ puppet-master theme promoted by magazines, late-night talk shows and Twitter.”
A Republican source close to Trump told The Daily Beast confirmed this level of insecurity over Bannon’s reputation coming from the president, and mentioned that the president was “irked” after catching a glimpse of a recent cold-open on Saturday Night Live.
Bannon was depicted as a Grim Reaper character who manipulates Alec Baldwin’s President Trump into sowing global chaos and diplomatic breakdown. At the end of the scene, “Bannon” tells Trump to give him his Oval Office desk back. Baldwin’s Trump calls the Reaper “Mr. President,” and then proceeds to go sit at his own much smaller, shorter desk, where the president plays with a kid’s toy instead of governing.
"Did you see this crap?" Trump asked the confidante, referring to the SNL sketch.
For the time being, both Bannon and Kushner, and their respective allies in the White House, are digging in for a cold, if not increasingly hotter, war. For instance, Bannon’s far-right media allies are ready to wage a sustained war on their new enemy, Kushner.
“Jared Kushner, perhaps the one presidential aide who cannot be fired, is now in regular text message communications with Joe Scarborough,” Roger Stone, a former longtime political adviser to Trump, claimed on Alex Jones’s show. “Many of the anti-Steve Bannon stories that you see, the themes that you see on [MSNBC’s] Morning Joe, are being dictated by Kushner. And while Mr. Kushner’s plate is very full with Middle Eastern peace and the China visit, and so on, in this case I think he is disserving the president.”
“Jared Kushner, Gary Cohn, Dina Powell: the three big-government liberals tightening their hold on the White House,” influential right-wing radio host Mark Levin warned on Twitter on Wednesday night.
Kushner was described by a Trump campaign insider as a "snaky motherfucker" who behind the scenes worked to first oust Lewandowski and later Manafort as campaign managers and was pivotal in working with Bannon and Conway when they joined the campaign in August. It was also Kushner who put the kibosh on Christie having any sort of post-campaign role in the Trump Administration, presumably as payback for Christie's prosecution of [Kushner's] father several years back.
Bannon's relationship with Trump doesn't go back more than a couple of years. So if Bannon HAS gotten on the wrong side of Kushner, in the end Bannon isn't going to come out on top if he wants to take Kushner on: I get the feeling Trump loves Kushner and looks upon him as a son more than he does his actual sons (although in a way who can blame him if that is true?). Clearly, despite all the public bravado, Trump and his Administration know the media tone, reports and portrayal of his presidency thus far - truth of it to one side - have been overall fairly abominable...and not JUST from "biased liberal media sources," either. All of Spicer's and Conway's protestations to the contrary aren't going to change that. Now, with the first attempt at coming through on a campaign promise by way of health insurance reform dead in the water before it even came to a vote, Trump is coming off not only dishonest to his voters when they learned what the consequences of Obamacare Repeal would mean for them but also inept at even so much as massaging legislation through Congress...and Trump's party controls both houses!
Somebody needs to be blamed, and Bannon's self-proclaimed enthusiasm for faux-anarchic state deconstruction policies hasn't translated into anything meaningful. If Bannon is 'Trump's Brain' perhaps a lobotomy is needed. What Bannon fails to realize is that people SAY they want the government out of their lives as a reflex, yet they still expect government to DO THINGS for them. People complain about entitlements and benefits others have when they aren't directly sharing (or are unable to recognize that they themselves ARE sharing) them, but the government services those people DO use are seen as necessities. Try taking away deductions for mortgage interest, or social security or Medicare/Medicaid from Trump voters and THEN see how much they applaud Steve Bannon's deconstruction and Ryan's austerity measures. God, guns and gays will get people to vote against their economic interests to a surprising point, but perhaps Trump and his Swamp Things are going to go past that point.
Better change the subject and get some troops into Syria, patriotism being the last refuge to which Commander-in-Chief Bone Spurs will cling.
And, on cue, here are the first US airstrikes in Syria.