Tagged: Steve Bannon
Stardust
Trump saying he’ll “no longer read” Christianity Today is like saying he’ll no longer cheat on his wife(ves).
Christianity Today basically said Trump’s soul is rotten from wallowing in sin.
Hard to disagree.
The Army and Naval academies made a bad decision. But at least we’ll know where to find white nationalists: they’ll wear uniforms.
Is Steve Bannon running these academies?
Officers with bad reputations were “fragged” in the Vietnam era.
Every Marx-inspired crisis theory since 1848 is basically a re-write of The Eighteenth-Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte. See the latest New Republic.
There’s no virtue in a small donation. That’s the bizarre populist dogma that has infected the campaign.
Warren is polling at 17% nationally with women and 14% with African Americans. She needs to beef up those numbers or, like Bern, she’ll die in the southern primaries.
Banging on Buttigieg won’t help in this area.
Michael Tracey is famous for knowing the right way to be anti-Trump (e.g., Tulsi Gabbard) as oppose to the wrong way to be anti-Trump (e.g., Nancy Pelosi).
As opposed to Tracey, the revolutionary left are as unhappy with the impeachment as the hardcore MAGAts. Both sides realize it was a massive victory for the Democratic Party Establishment.
Thus the effort to downplay the impeachment or to suggest it was conducted on the wrong basis.
And that’s saying a lot
Rudy gonna spend what’s left of his graveyard years in Ossining, NY.
Keebler endorses Jeff Sessions.
The GOP have abandoned the rule of law. It will continue until the electorate chucks them.
Sad to see the newbie Minnesota Congressperson coddle the Erdogan dictatorship/caliphate.
Incels are susceptible to Ayn Rand for libidinal reasons and Steve Bannon took advantage of that.
Bern, and Warren somewhat, are riding their “crisis theory” for all it is worth. After the chaos and illegality of Trump, voters seem to seek the return to a boring, legitimate presidency, which is not represented by rhetoric of “revolution” or the disruption M4A would entail.
Why do reporters incessantly retweet and hype each other?
You’ve got to hide your love away
Critics make a big deal of the relationship between Trump and Bannon. Everyone needs a soulmate, even if their soul is blackened by hellfire.
The halting way Mr Trump reads a prepared statement (like an uncertain seven year old) and his incoherence when speaking freely indicate some degree of diminished capacity.
I suspect Bannon does the “heavy lifting,” writes the Executive Orders, reaffirms Trump’s inclination to launch random attacks.
Sales of the Ivanka Trump lifestyle line are up in Russia.
Quagga
Kate Beckinsale will always be Selene to me.
Fox News has purveyed fake news for two decades. Breitbart is riding on old Rupe’s coattails.
Steve Bannon is the bin Laden of journalism.
Mr Trump is Thatcher on steroids, Reagan on donepezil.
It is not surprising that a billionaire tops the Forbes’ list.
Et cetera 