[stayathomemom]

I hope BuzzFeed is an accepted site. Great insight into this "controversial" man. He seems pretty level headed to me!

[Mr. Douglas]

NPR was raking him and Breitbart over the coals with innuendo tonight. Pretty shocking, actually.

[stars & stripes forever]

[This is How Steve Bannon Sees the Entire World]

GOOD VS EVIL

[Paladin2]

TDR has infected the LSM. They got nuttin’.

[depressed in 06]

...and he blasted “crony capitalists” in Washington for failing to prosecute bank executives over the financial crisis.

I don't know what that means, but. the real culprit has a D after their name and they took over Congress in '06. Just look at the remarks of Maxine Waters and Barney Fag.

[chiller]

In another article, Bannon demonstrated he clearly understood our corrupt budgeting system --baseline budgeting--in which the current year's budget is the starting point and grows from there....year after year.

In fact, the 2009 stimulus fell into the baseline budget system, adding almost a trillion to the budget annually ever since. That meant lots of money for all stripes to spend, so no one bothered to submit and pass a budget for 7 friggin years !

That must stop. Bannon / Trump will, imho.

[rodguy911]

Bannon is brilliant. I read some of his comments, really good grasp on what is happening worldwide.ITs blogosphere driven,IMHO.

[BlueCat]

I just read the article in its entirety and I completely agree with each and every point that Bannon made in his talk. He has a grasp of capitalism - understanding that today's version of capitalism operates in an immoral manner (i.e. secular) and feels nothing for the humans behind 'human capital." It was not always like that, and he believes that the missing component is the moral compass created by having Judeo-Christian values.

He is correct.

[marktwain]

I was impressed by the depth of his though.

A very good match with the Trump agenda.

MAGA. Drain the swamp!

[Paul R.]

I read the entire article, and mostly I am impressed. One quibble I would have is that I think the bailouts discussed are only one of many ways in which the middle class is being drained.

If one goes to the comments, a lot of them are from so-called intellectuals who are, well, fools. If not for the Judeo-Christians, the radical Muslims will do to these fools things that make the Japanese in WW2 look like choirboys.

At any rate, the interview itself is well worth the time to read, and to send to anyone that one can.

[Spunky]

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