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Bannon is back. Being behind the scenes was never his thing. Now he can spew all the garbage he probably was dreaming of every day he worked in the white house unhindered by politics. Let's see if he will hit Trump with soft gloves or will go full attack once Trump starts to throw him under the bus.

Are you grinning Lurker?

Good to see Bannon go, being that his views on race are quite toxic. He was a force for good in terms of tax reform, though. He actually supported cutting taxes on the poor, holding upper middle-class at a similar rate, and raising taxes on the ultra wealthy - which has historically aligned with prosperity in this country (the 50s).

EDIT: I think it's interesting to hear so many WH staffers voicing their opinions that recent events are the point of no return to some extent. Any sentiments of "give the guy a chance" have long since evaporated. 

No. I hoped Trump's presidency would be disruptive, for good or bad. Although, I must say, he might have caused enough disruption already, especially if Justice democrats achieve what they hope to achieve.

Not many know this, but yes, he was pushing for higher taxes on the wealthy and corporations just weeks ago. 

He was also not an interventionist, and always vouched for reasonable foreign policies. You can't have that kind of voice in the white house, evidently.

Supposedly Ivanka and Jared Kushner convinced Trump to give him the boot.

The articles seem quite modest, I was promised 'tearing', not some rumoring about future events.

The one comparing Trump's speech to Obama was surprising to read. Especially when you consider how allergic BB is to anything Obama said or did. I also find the first article to be filled with stingy tweets, I haven't seen anything similar on BB since Trump became president.

What I'm hearing you say is that the head of Breitbart News was forced out of the White House for being the voice of reason.