On Breitbart News Sunday with SiriusXM hosts Joel Pollak and Rebecca Mansour, Breitbart News Executive Chairman Steve Bannon was sharply critical of the Bush family, referring to them as “the last Whigs” because “the Republican Party that they talked about is essentially over.”
Bannon was referring to the Bush presidents attacking President Donald Trump in a new book, The Last Republicans: Inside the Extraordinary Relationship Between George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush by historian Mark Updegrove.
“Listen, I try to be bad cop to President Trump’s good cop. He’s head of the Republican Party. He tries to stay above the fray. Hopefully I’m there to do the dirty work as his wingman,” Bannon said.
“What are we talking about? This party is a party made up of workers. It’s made up of American workers. It’s made of the American middle class. It’s got to represent not just their values, but their interests, and it doesn’t. The donors, the conservative consultants, the lobbyists, and the politicians they bought in the Republican Party don’t represent their interests at all. It’s quite shocking,” he contended.
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NO , Obama was the Most Destructive to America !!!
ReplyDeleteYep it was obama that shippe 100+k of our military over to chase shadows in the desert for 10 years
DeleteGeorge W. Bush was the Most Destructive Republican President. Obama was just simply the Worst of all of them. And there is just one thing they both agree on - sucking up to Crooked Clintons and plotting against Trump. Bush Clan and Clinton Clan are both major parts of the scheme called the Swamp. They always put on the show to throw dirt at each other, while making shady deals behind the closed doors with no cameras on how to get over on American people and enrich themselves in the process. All of those REP and DEM disputes and arguments are Dog and Pony Show. That would also explain why George W. was silent whole 8 years of Obama's term.
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