Why isn't Steve Bannon canceled?

[Anonymous]

He was friends with Epstein far later than anyone else named in the files, literally in touch with him up to Epstein's death!!

Of all the people who need to he publicly denounced and kicked out of any contact with White House leadership, it is him. Where is the bipartisan outrage to shut that guy down?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He was friends with Epstein far later than anyone else named in the files, literally in touch with him up to Epstein's death!!

Of all the people who need to he publicly denounced and kicked out of any contact with White House leadership, it is him. Where is the bipartisan outrage to shut that guy down?

I think we are going to find out some horrifying things he's done very soon

[Anonymous]

as if melting a human body in his bathtub wasn't bad enough?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:as if melting a human body in his bathtub wasn't bad enough?

seriously thats probably not the worst of it.

[Anonymous]

I don't understand how he gets to escape commentary on his Epstein contact WSJ did an analysis of the timeframe of different people's contacts with Epstein and Bannon was all the way at the end. He was literally texting with Epstein in the hours(!!!) before Epstein's arrest

He has always been a shady figure, but this makes it even worse. Bipartisan spotlight needs to be on him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand how he gets to escape commentary on his Epstein contact WSJ did an analysis of the timeframe of different people's contacts with Epstein and Bannon was all the way at the end. He was literally texting with Epstein in the hours(!!!) before Epstein's arrest

He has always been a shady figure, but this makes it even worse. Bipartisan spotlight needs to be on him.

And the photographs of him sitting in on the possible eugenicist conversation? What was that about?

[Anonymous]

I think it's that he's detested by most normal people anyway. His money and support comes from the usual pool of suspects who are complicit with the worst concepts of neo-fascism (inhumane treatment of enemies of the state, violence as mean of governance, etc), so they don't mind his ties to Epstein at all. If anything, it probably confirms for them that he was in the right circle all along and has the right mindset...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
I think it's that he's detested by most normal people anyway. His money and support comes from the usual pool of suspects who are complicit with the worst concepts of neo-fascism (inhumane treatment of enemies of the state, violence as mean of governance, etc), so they don't mind his ties to Epstein at all. If anything, it probably confirms for them that he was in the right circle all along and has the right mindset...

But he still works behind the scenes to influence the MAGA movement and still seems to be in contact with Trump.

Furthermore, DOJ just this week moved to dismiss his criminal case for defying a Jan 6 subcommittee subpoena.

[Anonymous]

America doesn’t cancel pedophiles; they’re the base of the GOP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:America doesn’t cancel pedophiles; they’re the base of the GOP.

The GOP has gone absolutely ape sh*t over any potential corruption in the past. Any MAGAs care to explain why Bannon gets a pass?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He was friends with Epstein far later than anyone else named in the files, literally in touch with him up to Epstein's death!!

Of all the people who need to he publicly denounced and kicked out of any contact with White House leadership, it is him. Where is the bipartisan outrage to shut that guy down?

Why would the President kick out someone he agrees with on almost everything?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He was friends with Epstein far later than anyone else named in the files, literally in touch with him up to Epstein's death!!

Of all the people who need to he publicly denounced and kicked out of any contact with White House leadership, it is him. Where is the bipartisan outrage to shut that guy down?

Why would the President kick out someone he agrees with on almost everything?

I thought Trump was trying to distance himself from Epstein, but he is willing to engage with Bannon, who was literally in contact with Epstein up to his arrest?

Sus.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:America doesn’t cancel pedophiles; they’re the base of the GOP.

The GOP has gone absolutely ape sh*t over any potential corruption in the past. Any MAGAs care to explain why Bannon gets a pass?

Right. Long gone are the days of Dennis Hastert. We are in the time of Trump and MAGA where any question of Trump/Epstein/Pedophiles is answered with “what about Clinton/Biden/Hunter/Benghazi/blah, blah, blah the half time game singer spoke Spanish! Blah, blah”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He was friends with Epstein far later than anyone else named in the files, literally in touch with him up to Epstein's death!!

Of all the people who need to he publicly denounced and kicked out of any contact with White House leadership, it is him. Where is the bipartisan outrage to shut that guy down?

Why would the President kick out someone he agrees with on almost everything?

I thought Trump was trying to distance himself from Epstein, but he is willing to engage with Bannon, who was literally in contact with Epstein up to his arrest?

Sus.

Sorry, please name one thing that is not “sus” with Trump.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand how he gets to escape commentary on his Epstein contact WSJ did an analysis of the timeframe of different people's contacts with Epstein and Bannon was all the way at the end. He was literally texting with Epstein in the hours(!!!) before Epstein's arrest

He has always been a shady figure, but this makes it even worse. Bipartisan spotlight needs to be on him.

And the photographs of him sitting in on the possible eugenicist conversation? What was that about?

Eugenicist conversation with who? I'm confused about the details on that one?