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Bannon Removed From National Security Council Role in Shakeup

tres borrachos said:
Um...he signed an EO and didn't know what he was signing?

The New York Times reported Sunday that Bannon has been telling allies that he and the White House policy director, Stephen Miller, have a window to push through their vision of Trump’s economic policies.

Trump was frustrated over the executive order and reportedly demanded to be looped in on the executive orders earlier in the drafting process. According to the Times, Trump demanded that his chief of staff Reince Priebus to come up with a fundamental approach to executive orders.


You know, i can't think of 2 people who I want less sitting at Trump's arm than those 2. Bannon and Miller are without question the 2 biggest sleazes ever to get anywhere near the Oval Office, which has seen its fair shares of sleazes over the last few hundred years. Bannon is a disgusting mess, and Miller is a lying troll.
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No were near as sleazy as the Fraud in Chief dipping his short fingers into the 9/11 GI Bill courtesy of Trump U. The man smiled while ripping off disabled Vets, what a POS.
 
lurchadams said:
Great! Subpoena your fantasy perpetrators to testify in front of the committees and to the FBI. So far I haven't heard of anyone from the previous administration being called. Actually the previous deputy AG was ready to testify but the hearing got cancelled because Trump's lapdog, Nunes knew she had testimony damaging to the current administration.

The GOP is in charge - so if the Obama and his administration are so guilty, wouldn't we see a "Benghazi like" inquisition daily on TV?

You should really do some more thinking before you post.
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Keep dreaming. Time is not on your side.
 
tres borrachos said:
I'm sure not many share this opinion, but I actually like Rick Perry a lot. I'm glad to see him on there. I'm gladder to see that creepy Bannon OFF there.
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I'd rather have you on the NSC than either one of them.
 
azgreg said:
Wouldn't surprise me in the least. I thought I read something somewhere that he didn't have the slightest idea what was in the AHCA as well.
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I thought that in Washington you to had pass something in order to know what was in it. :p
 
Quazimodo said:
Ah, yes, the REAL politicians are trolling all those "bright and shiny" objects...and as usual, all you leftist hacks are instantly "GUT HOOKED." So unbelievably predictable, and so pitifully boring.
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surprised typing that post was possible through all of the spilled tears
 
Bannon gone? Now who will represent the Nazi position? Oh wait, never mind. That little douchebag Miller is still there, right? And then there's the Donald himself.
 
Fishking said:
Yup...the investigations are closing on on the previous administration and all their violations they committed.
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**yawn**

Remember back when Obama got in and blamed Bush for everything, and everything that went wrong was Bush this Bush that........I remember a certain party correctly saying that Obama needed to quit blaming Bush and accept accountability. You remember all that?
 
apdst said:
Then someome else will become the fascist dejour.
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Given Trumps authoritarian tendencies - no doubt that is the type he gravitates to.
 
Kreton said:
Don't like Perry but I think he is better suited the Bannon.
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I'm not really a Perry advocate but it seems clear to me that he genuinely cares about this country, something i can't honestly say about the current leader of this administration.
 
Absentglare said:
I'm not really a Perry advocate but it seems clear to me that he genuinely cares about this country, something i can't honestly say about the current leader of this administration.
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Don't believe for a second that Bannon doesn't still have an outsized influence over trump.

Who is counseling trump each day on his bogus claims of blame and bogus claims of committed crimes ?
 
tres borrachos said:
Interesting. And positive, because I never understood why he had that man on that Council anyway.

Hopefully they'll all let McMaster, who is the only one of the bunch with a brain, do his job now without the Leninist trying to interject himself.
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I was reading just the other day about our first Iraq war, and one of the key players mention was Captain McMaster. I had to smile.

The book was written in 2006, so there was no way it could be influenced to highlight McMaster based on today's political considerations.
 
Wiggen said:
I'd rather have you on the NSC than either one of them.
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"Hey, aren't you Rick Perry?"
"Why, yes I am."
"Didn't you once get a D in a class called Meats?"
"Sure thing."
"What are you doing now?
"I'm on the National Security Council for the most powerful country in the history of the world."
"ummmmmmmm......................."
 
Fishking said:
Keep dreaming. Time is not on your side.
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Dude, unlike you I'm not partisan. If anyone Democrat or Republican is guilty of treason I want them to get what's coming to them. I'm not behaving like you - you only want justice if it puts Dems in a bad light.

So typical.
 
radcen said:
You're probably correct, and you sound so giddy over the prospect. ;)
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Giddy about Liberals acting totally rediculous? You bet I am, sport! LOL!
 
Kreton said:
**yawn**

Remember back when Obama got in and blamed Bush for everything, and everything that went wrong was Bush this Bush that........I remember a certain party correctly saying that Obama needed to quit blaming Bush and accept accountability. You remember all that?
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Now that the shoe is on the other foot, it no longer fits.
 
azgreg said:
"Hey, aren't you Rick Perry?"
"Why, yes I am."
"Didn't you once get a D in a class called Meats?"
"Sure thing."
"What are you doing now?
"I'm on the National Security Council for the most powerful country in the history of the world."
"ummmmmmmm......................."
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Keep your eye on Perry when in public restrooms, rumour has it, he has a wide stance, GOP style.
 
Kreton said:
**yawn**

Remember back when Obama got in and blamed Bush for everything, and everything that went wrong was Bush this Bush that........I remember a certain party correctly saying that Obama needed to quit blaming Bush and accept accountability. You remember all that?
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I remember that. I was one of those people who said Bush shouldn't own responsibility for everything wrong in the country once Obama became POTUS. And because I'm not a hypocrite and a partisan, I'm saying the same thing now about Obama.
 
radcen said:
I was reading just the other day about our first Iraq war, and one of the key players mention was Captain McMaster. I had to smile.

The book was written in 2006, so there was no way it could be influenced to highlight McMaster based on today's political considerations.
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I have mad respect for McMaster. That is one very fine man.
 
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