Steve Banon Declares War on GOP

[JimBowie1958]

I love this guy, and his message is spot on.

the contraction of the job market relative to the population size is changing American politics just like the Great Depression did, and Banon is merely Wave 1

Breitbart's Bannon declares war on the GOP

 

[skye]

May GOD Bless Steve Bannon.

He is the best and he has his heart in the right place!

 

[Vastator]

We voters need to purge the Republican party. Remove all the disobedient servants. Rebuild it in our image, and with the intent of pushing through the agenda that we voted for when we made Donald Trump President.

 

[Rustic]

We voters need to purge the Republican party. Remove all the disobedient servants. Rebuild it in our image, and with the intent of pushing through the agenda that we voted for when we made Donald Trump President.

Start by getting rid of every single career politician, anything else is moot...

 

[dudmuck]

This effectively means that Trump is also at war with GOP, since these two are such buddies. At this point Trump has no support of GOP leadership, making this a lame-duck presidency.

 

[Dragonlady]

The idea that Americans need to return to the isolationist policies of 100+ years ago is ludicrous. It's also not possible to do so. As long as American corporations are doing business all over the world, it's not possible to withdraw from the global economy and restrict those corporations to "America first".

In 1917, the US population was a little over 107 million people. There's more than three times that number today. And the same policies which gave rise to American business, also lead to the stock market crash and the Great Depression.

What made America the richest country in the world wasn't isolatipnism, it was globalism. It was supplying the Allies in WWII, and keeping them supplied while they rebuilt Europe after the war. It was trade unions that built the middle class. All of the things that Republicans hate, made America great.

You can never return to the past. Everything is different today. Things are very different from when I grew up in the 1950's. To suggest going backwards is simplifying the obvious. What worked then will not work today. The technology, communications and business methods of the early 20th century are archaic by today's standards. How we interact and view other countries and cultures has evolved. Too much has changed, including the people and what they expect.

This interview wasn't what I expected at all. Bannon is longing for a past that never was and willing to destroy America's future to achieve it.

 

[Dragonlady]

We voters need to purge the Republican party. Remove all the disobedient servants. Rebuild it in our image, and with the intent of pushing through the agenda that we voted for when we made Donald Trump President.

Start by getting rid of every single career politician, anything else is moot...

I'm sure Putin would like that Ivan, but it's not going to happen. Career politicians aren't the problem. Governments need people running them who know how the system works.

No successful company fired their most experienced executives and brings in all new people every couple of years. It takes too long to train them and get them to the point where they function efficiently.

Money in politics is the problem.

 

[Rustic]

The idea that Americans need to return to the isolationist policies of 100+ years ago is ludicrous. It's also not possible to do so. As long as American corporations are doing business all over the world, it's not possible to withdraw from the global economy and restrict those corporations to "America first".

In 1917, the US population was a little over 107 million people. There's more than three times that number today. And the same policies which gave rise to American business, also lead to the stock market crash and the Great Depression.

What made America the richest country in the world wasn't isolatipnism, it was globalism. It was supplying the Allies in WWII, and keeping them supplied while they rebuilt Europe after the war. It was trade unions that built the middle class. All of the things that Republicans hate, made America great.

You can never return to the past. Everything is different today. Things are very different from when I grew up in the 1950's. To suggest going backwards is simplifying the obvious. What worked then will not work today. The technology, communications and business methods of the early 20th century are archaic by today's standards. How we interact and view other countries and cultures has evolved. Too much has changed, including the people and what they expect.

This interview wasn't what I expected at all. Bannon is longing for a past that never was and willing to destroy America's future to achieve it.

Globalism is what destroyed this country, that's the reason why we are broke.
We can't afford to pay for other peoples shit…
You do realize that the federal government and the country or not one in the same?
The collective/socialism/progressivism/globalism are the sworn enemies of any sort of freedom and individuality. Why don't you just keep socialist Europe to yourselves? And pay for your own defense for once… LOL

 

[SYTFE]

I love this guy, and his message is spot on.

the contraction of the job market relative to the population size is changing American politics just like the Great Depression did, and Banon is merely Wave 1

Breitbart's Bannon declares war on the GOP

May GOD Bless Steve Bannon.

He is the best and he has his heart in the right place!

We voters need to purge the Republican party. Remove all the disobedient servants. Rebuild it in our image, and with the intent of pushing through the agenda that we voted for when we made Donald Trump President.

You guys don't know what the fuck you want. I've never seen a group of such confused right wing extremists as those of you who post here, read Breitbart, and get your "news" from your highly filtered, biased facebook feeds. Psychologists should study the Trumpsters who post here.

 

[Rustic]

We voters need to purge the Republican party. Remove all the disobedient servants. Rebuild it in our image, and with the intent of pushing through the agenda that we voted for when we made Donald Trump President.

Start by getting rid of every single career politician, anything else is moot...

I'm sure Putin would like that Ivan, but it's not going to happen. Career politicians aren't the problem. Governments need people running them who know how the system works.

No successful company fired their most experienced executives and brings in all new people every couple of years. It takes too long to train them and get them to the point where they function efficiently.

Money in politics is the problem.

Career politicians are just like professors, they have failed in the real world. Because they cannot keep a real job down…

 

[Rustic]

I love this guy, and his message is spot on.

the contraction of the job market relative to the population size is changing American politics just like the Great Depression did, and Banon is merely Wave 1

Breitbart's Bannon declares war on the GOP

May GOD Bless Steve Bannon.

He is the best and he has his heart in the right place!

We voters need to purge the Republican party. Remove all the disobedient servants. Rebuild it in our image, and with the intent of pushing through the agenda that we voted for when we made Donald Trump President.

You guys don't know what the fuck you want. I've never seen a group of such confused right wing extremists as those of you who post here, read Breitbart, and get your "news" from your highly filtered, biased facebook feeds. Psychologists should study the Trumpsters who post here.

What is the point of living in An nanny state?

 

[dudmuck]

The idea that Americans need to return to the isolationist policies of 100+ years ago is ludicrous. It's also not possible to do so. As long as American corporations are doing business all over the world, it's not possible to withdraw from the global economy and restrict those corporations to "America first".

In 1917, the US population was a little over 107 million people. There's more than three times that number today. And the same policies which gave rise to American business, also lead to the stock market crash and the Great Depression.

What made America the richest country in the world wasn't isolatipnism, it was globalism. It was supplying the Allies in WWII, and keeping them supplied while they rebuilt Europe after the war. It was trade unions that built the middle class. All of the things that Republicans hate, made America great.

You can never return to the past. Everything is different today. Things are very different from when I grew up in the 1950's. To suggest going backwards is simplifying the obvious. What worked then will not work today. The technology, communications and business methods of the early 20th century are archaic by today's standards. How we interact and view other countries and cultures has evolved. Too much has changed, including the people and what they expect.

This interview wasn't what I expected at all. Bannon is longing for a past that never was and willing to destroy America's future to achieve it.

Globalism is what destroyed this country, that's the reason why we are broke.
We can't afford to pay for other peoples shit…
You do realize that the federal government and the country or not one in the same?
The collective/socialism/progressivism/globalism are the sworn enemies of any sort of freedom and individuality. Why don't you just keep socialist Europe to yourselves? And pay for your own defense for once… LOL

Foreign aid is one percent of budget. But military budget is much more, and your hero increased that another ten percent.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

The idea that Americans need to return to the isolationist policies of 100+ years ago is ludicrous. It's also not possible to do so. As long as American corporations are doing business all over the world, it's not possible to withdraw from the global economy and restrict those corporations to "America first".

In 1917, the US population was a little over 107 million people. There's more than three times that number today. And the same policies which gave rise to American business, also lead to the stock market crash and the Great Depression.

What made America the richest country in the world wasn't isolatipnism, it was globalism. It was supplying the Allies in WWII, and keeping them supplied while they rebuilt Europe after the war. It was trade unions that built the middle class. All of the things that Republicans hate, made America great.

You can never return to the past. Everything is different today. Things are very different from when I grew up in the 1950's. To suggest going backwards is simplifying the obvious. What worked then will not work today. The technology, communications and business methods of the early 20th century are archaic by today's standards. How we interact and view other countries and cultures has evolved. Too much has changed, including the people and what they expect.

This interview wasn't what I expected at all. Bannon is longing for a past that never was and willing to destroy America's future to achieve it.

Globalism is what destroyed this country, that's the reason why we are broke.
We can't afford to pay for other peoples shit…
You do realize that the federal government and the country or not one in the same?
The collective/socialism/progressivism/globalism are the sworn enemies of any sort of freedom and individuality. Why don't you just keep socialist Europe to yourselves? And pay for your own defense for once… LOL

Oh stop pretending you have a clue about "globalism"'

If you did, you would not have voted for pino trump.

As always, I urge you trumpanzees to click on the jobs link in my sig but your won't.

And Bannon is pure fascist nazi.

 

[impuretrash]

The idea that Americans need to return to the isolationist policies of 100+ years ago is ludicrous. It's also not possible to do so. As long as American corporations are doing business all over the world, it's not possible to withdraw from the global economy and restrict those corporations to "America first".

In 1917, the US population was a little over 107 million people. There's more than three times that number today. And the same policies which gave rise to American business, also lead to the stock market crash and the Great Depression.

What made America the richest country in the world wasn't isolatipnism, it was globalism. It was supplying the Allies in WWII, and keeping them supplied while they rebuilt Europe after the war. It was trade unions that built the middle class. All of the things that Republicans hate, made America great.

You can never return to the past. Everything is different today. Things are very different from when I grew up in the 1950's. To suggest going backwards is simplifying the obvious. What worked then will not work today. The technology, communications and business methods of the early 20th century are archaic by today's standards. How we interact and view other countries and cultures has evolved. Too much has changed, including the people and what they expect.

This interview wasn't what I expected at all. Bannon is longing for a past that never was and willing to destroy America's future to achieve it.

You're positively ancient yet delude yourself into thinking you understand the modern age. Every system you claim as a benefit to America is extremely outdated and considering the state of things today, they've caused more harm than good. WWII, trade unions...talk about living in the past. As for globalism, who other than giant multinational corporations does that system benefit? Sorry but it's about time you old fogies relinquish control to people who aren't completely out of touch with reality.

 

[skye]

I liked him then I like him now and probably I will like him in the future too.

Bless him, bless Steve Bannon.

 

[Rustic]

The idea that Americans need to return to the isolationist policies of 100+ years ago is ludicrous. It's also not possible to do so. As long as American corporations are doing business all over the world, it's not possible to withdraw from the global economy and restrict those corporations to "America first".

In 1917, the US population was a little over 107 million people. There's more than three times that number today. And the same policies which gave rise to American business, also lead to the stock market crash and the Great Depression.

What made America the richest country in the world wasn't isolatipnism, it was globalism. It was supplying the Allies in WWII, and keeping them supplied while they rebuilt Europe after the war. It was trade unions that built the middle class. All of the things that Republicans hate, made America great.

You can never return to the past. Everything is different today. Things are very different from when I grew up in the 1950's. To suggest going backwards is simplifying the obvious. What worked then will not work today. The technology, communications and business methods of the early 20th century are archaic by today's standards. How we interact and view other countries and cultures has evolved. Too much has changed, including the people and what they expect.

This interview wasn't what I expected at all. Bannon is longing for a past that never was and willing to destroy America's future to achieve it.

Globalism is what destroyed this country, that's the reason why we are broke.
We can't afford to pay for other peoples shit…
You do realize that the federal government and the country or not one in the same?
The collective/socialism/progressivism/globalism are the sworn enemies of any sort of freedom and individuality. Why don't you just keep socialist Europe to yourselves? And pay for your own defense for once… LOL

Foreign aid is one percent of budget. But military budget is much more, and your hero increased that another ten percent.

I've always been against foreign aid because we can't afford it, and we should be out of all these countries across the world too because we can't afford it.
The well is dry, there's nothing left to take from the residents of this country...

 

[oreo]

I love this guy, and his message is spot on.

the contraction of the job market relative to the population size is changing American politics just like the Great Depression did, and Banon is merely Wave 1

Breitbart's Bannon declares war on the GOP

You've been seriously roped a doped by Trump and Bannon. For someone who claimed to be a Nationalist, Trump sure has a lot of foreign interests.



Bannon is also responsible for bringing the ALT right into the party--and they showed up in Charlottesville.

"Bannon’s Breitbart also realized that there was a large online community that naturally gravitated to Trump, a mix of people who saw themselves as far too radical to be accepted by polite society. Among them, conservative suspicions of diversity, inclusion, feminism, and political correctness had metastasized into something much darker.

This was the alt-right, a collection of racists, pick-up artists, men’s rights activists, and other noxious trolls of the internet."
Steve Bannon and the alt-right: a primer

Investing and building in foreign countries is NOT what a Nationalist would do.

"Around the time presidential candidate Donald Trump was touting his real estate dealings at a Republican primary debate, a proposal was in the works to build a Trump Tower in Russia that would have given his company a $4 million upfront fee, no upfront costs, a percentage of the sales, and control over marketing and design."
Document details scrapped deal for Trump Tower Moscow - CNNPolitics

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Agreed stomp the shit out of the demopublicans. We have the dems doing a death rattle and now it's time to choke the life out of the democrat light party. I don't see the problem here.

 

[Rustic]

The idea that Americans need to return to the isolationist policies of 100+ years ago is ludicrous. It's also not possible to do so. As long as American corporations are doing business all over the world, it's not possible to withdraw from the global economy and restrict those corporations to "America first".

In 1917, the US population was a little over 107 million people. There's more than three times that number today. And the same policies which gave rise to American business, also lead to the stock market crash and the Great Depression.

What made America the richest country in the world wasn't isolatipnism, it was globalism. It was supplying the Allies in WWII, and keeping them supplied while they rebuilt Europe after the war. It was trade unions that built the middle class. All of the things that Republicans hate, made America great.

You can never return to the past. Everything is different today. Things are very different from when I grew up in the 1950's. To suggest going backwards is simplifying the obvious. What worked then will not work today. The technology, communications and business methods of the early 20th century are archaic by today's standards. How we interact and view other countries and cultures has evolved. Too much has changed, including the people and what they expect.

This interview wasn't what I expected at all. Bannon is longing for a past that never was and willing to destroy America's future to achieve it.

Globalism is what destroyed this country, that's the reason why we are broke.
We can't afford to pay for other peoples shit…
You do realize that the federal government and the country or not one in the same?
The collective/socialism/progressivism/globalism are the sworn enemies of any sort of freedom and individuality. Why don't you just keep socialist Europe to yourselves? And pay for your own defense for once… LOL

Oh stop pretending you have a clue about "globalism"'

If you did, you would not have voted for pino trump.

As always, I urge you trumpanzees to click on the jobs link in my sig but your won't.

And Bannon is pure fascist nazi.

Actually I did not vote for Trump, I wrote in a candidate... Elmer Fudd.
Bannon is not a progressive/socialist that's what Nazis are… Fact

 

[Rustic]

The idea that Americans need to return to the isolationist policies of 100+ years ago is ludicrous. It's also not possible to do so. As long as American corporations are doing business all over the world, it's not possible to withdraw from the global economy and restrict those corporations to "America first".

In 1917, the US population was a little over 107 million people. There's more than three times that number today. And the same policies which gave rise to American business, also lead to the stock market crash and the Great Depression.

What made America the richest country in the world wasn't isolatipnism, it was globalism. It was supplying the Allies in WWII, and keeping them supplied while they rebuilt Europe after the war. It was trade unions that built the middle class. All of the things that Republicans hate, made America great.

You can never return to the past. Everything is different today. Things are very different from when I grew up in the 1950's. To suggest going backwards is simplifying the obvious. What worked then will not work today. The technology, communications and business methods of the early 20th century are archaic by today's standards. How we interact and view other countries and cultures has evolved. Too much has changed, including the people and what they expect.

This interview wasn't what I expected at all. Bannon is longing for a past that never was and willing to destroy America's future to achieve it.

You're positively ancient yet delude yourself into thinking you understand the modern age. Every system you claim as a benefit to America is extremely outdated and considering the state of things today, they've caused more harm than good. WWII, trade unions...talk about living in the past. As for globalism, who other than giant multinational corporations does that system benefit? Sorry but it's about time you old fogies relinquish control to people who aren't completely out of touch with reality.

No doubt, The only thing worse than nationalism is globalism.