I so want to know if he was fired in a car after getting out of a plane.
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For one moment there seeing the headline I thought āHas he revealed that heās really a gay Marxist who has been taking the piss out of the Right for years and winding them up to make people take notice of the threat they presentā - and then I discover that no, itās a continuation of Trumpās belief that being President is the same as an orchestrated TV show in which he fires someone every week.
Would I say I am disappointed?
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Allegedly he resigned, more than 10 days ago.
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And Trump dissolved his Manufacturing Council before any of the CEOs left it.
Earlier today I had a minor mental aberration and read Trump as āTurnipā. Then I thought: understandable, yellow on top and carbohydrate for brains.
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For now, I am reluctant to believe anything beyond Steve Bannon is āoutā.
The ever-churning cabinet is a hallmark of autocrats. Everyone loves palace intrigue. Look at all the other āfiredā people still stanning like mad for 45. Look at how we stop paying attention to what theyāre up to, assuming they have no more connection.
I donāt trust this one bit.
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Heās gone? Well thatās a darn shame. 
Anybody want to start a countdown pool on Kelly?
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Today is the day Trump finally became the President.
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Didnāt say I believe it, just that itās one of the things being said.
*lolz
And you say you have āno sense of humorā¦ā
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Iāve seen fast food joints with less staff turnover.
As mentioned upthread, I too am worried āoutā just means āunofficialā.
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"Steve Bannon outlived his usefulness once Trump learned that he could just let his bigot flag fly"
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Oh, I believe everything that comes out of Turnip Towers. Why, just like the White Queen, sometimes I believe as many as six impossible things before breakfast.
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In the bit talking about video games, that article calls him āGannonā. That may be a typo but it makes me realize, only now, that amid the many names mocking Trump we could have been calling him Bannondorf the whole time. What a waste.
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[quote]Bannon, his allies and the siteās staffers have not been subtle about what is likely to happen now.
Joel Pollak, a senior editor-at-large at Breitbart, tweeted ā#WAR,ā a reference to the siteās early days and the mission statement of its founder, Andrew Breitbart.
A person who recently spoke with Bannon told CNNMoney that the now-former White House chief strategist will not stay quiet on the sidelines.
āIt will be Bannon the barbarian,ā the person said. āHeās not going to go out peacefully.ā[/quote]
This could be seismic.
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The story Hemingway didnāt live to write: The Son-in-law Also Rises.
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i know you meant it in the sense that bannon was running things. but itās also funny in the sense that every - single - time some controversy erupts, media commentators think somehow, surely this time, trump will become more presidential and mainstream.
queue:
yes. he could be really turning a corner now. this could mark a big change in the administration. weāve wondered before if it could happen, even back on the campaign trail, but this time it seems like he really might be changing.
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Ayup. Always did like snark that works on multiple levels at the same time.
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I thought that was Alice?
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you obviously havenāt seen the j.j.abrams version where after finding the hatch tunnel to wonderland, alice pilots a ship backwards in time and becomes the white queen.
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Obviously, I have not.
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President Graham Taylor couldnāt possibly be any worse, could he?
Youāre talking about another human being so just watch your language
- To racist England āfansā abusing John Barnes
No, he would be far better.
Why do I have to live in a world with a dead Graham Taylor and a live Donald Trump?
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