Steve Bannon's giant to do list revealed in photo with Rabbi

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Before being hung out to dry in the halls of Congress or blocked by inconvenient federal judges, Donald Trump’s policy initiatives start as items written on a dry-erase board in chief strategist Stephen Bannon’s office, photos posted to social media this week suggested.

Then Bannon checks them off and ... maybe gets lunch?

During a visit to Bannon to mark the 1948 declaration of Israeli independence, Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, a former Republican congressional candidate and reality star, posed for pictures prominently featuring Bannon’s to-do list.

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The pictures were posted to Twitter as Trump made the case that his first 100 days in office have been among the most productive in US presidential history.

Yet many items on Bannon’s wall-sized list, which has been described previously by reportersbut not publicly seen, have not yet been dispatched. Controversially, no doubt, for to-do list purists – some items with check marks next to them remain stubbornly incomplete.

Such items include “suspend immigration from terror-prone regions” and “suspend the Syrian refugee program”. Orders issued by Trump to suspend travel from certain Muslim-majority countries and to suspend the refugee program have been blocked in federal court.

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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/may/03/steve-bannon-to-do-checklist-rabbi-photo

 

This rabbi was Michael Jackson's buddy...

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didn't that rabbi have a reality show or something at one point? he looks familiar.

 

i'd also like to know how long it took bannon to flesh all that genius out on his dry erase board. DON"T ERASE!!!!

[Amica Nostra 4,803]

16 minutes ago, smilesammich said:

didn't that rabbi have a reality show or something at one point? he looks familiar.

 

i'd also like to know how long it took bannon to flesh all that genius out on his dry erase board. DON"T ERASE!!!!

 Could it be that easy? Janitors come in to empty the garbage,  erase the master scheme to deconstruct

the American government and suspend the constitution, Bannon says effit...that was my only copy...I'm going back to Hollywood, 

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5 minutes ago, ccneat said:

 Could it be that easy? Janitors come in to empty the garbage,  erase the master scheme to deconstruct

the American government and suspend the constitution, Bannon says effit...that was my only copy...I'm going back to Hollywood, 

I REALLY want to see his Shakespearian rap musical!!!

 

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/watch-steve-bannons-surreal-shakespearean-rap-musical-w480133

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14 minutes ago, Jacque67 said:

I REALLY want to see his Shakespearian rap musical!!!

 

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/watch-steve-bannons-surreal-shakespearean-rap-musical-w480133

 

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"I do think he was trying to understand race relations and take this overseer look of 'Here's what you're not seeing.' I think he thought he had a greater understanding than the people who were going through what they were going through. Now, whether he had the tools to do that or not is open to everyone's interpretation. My answer would be no, spelled in pretty large letters, with a very curly font. … Again, I think Steve Bannon thought he had figured out black people, much in the way of Trump: 'Carnage! Chicago is carnage! … American carnage! That I have the answer. That if you could listen to me, this can fix that.'"

 

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copy of excerpts of the screenplay that was shared with The Daily Beast—The Thing I Am, written by Jones and Bannon—includes rap music, racial tensions aplenty, looting, gangster “foot-soldiers,” and chaos at “ground zero of the 1992 L.A. riots.”

Coriolanus’s Menenius Agrippa, a senator of Rome, is recast as “Agrippa, ‘Mack Daddy’ of South Central, an ORIGINAL GANGSTA (O.G.) upper-echelon Blood.”

The rap lyrics were penned mostly by Jones and the son of Wendy Colbert, Bannon’s assistant. “Steve [then] added stuff—all the ‘dudes’ are him,” Jones recalled. “It’s not strictly rap. It’s more Shakespeare in rap [music].”

“You choose. To act and die—or lie ’neath whitey’s boot!” the gang-member version of “BRUTUS” declares, standing on a chair, “talking trash, shouting to be heard.”

“Die, die, die!” the crowd roars back.

 

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/08/23/steve-bannon-donald-trump-s-campaign-ceo-once-wrote-a-rap-musical.html

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1 hour ago, smilesammich said:

didn't that rabbi have a reality show or something at one point? he looks familiar.

 

i'd also like to know how long it took bannon to flesh all that genius out on his dry erase board. DON"T ERASE!!!!

Yes that's Rabbi Shmuley.... tv reality star, formerly fired and excommunicated, and self-absorbed armchair therapist. There's info aplenty about him a lot of it should give a person pause. For every common sense thing he might say there's a bitter underside of dirty money, falseness, fraud, and self-promotion... kind of like many of the mega-preachers of our day.

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2 minutes ago, yuna628 said:

Yes that's Rabbi Shmuley.... tv reality star, formerly fired and excommunicated, and self-absorbed armchair therapist. There's info aplenty about him a lot of it should give a person pause. For every common sense thing he might say there's a bitter underside of dirty money, falseness, fraud, and self-promotion... kind of like many of the mega-preachers of our day.

makes sense, considering he's so happy to have his picture taken with a slimy goon like bannon

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11 minutes ago, yuna628 said:

Yes that's Rabbi Shmuley.... tv reality star, formerly fired and excommunicated, and self-absorbed armchair therapist. There's info aplenty about him a lot of it should give a person pause. For every common sense thing he might say there's a bitter underside of dirty money, falseness, fraud, and self-promotion... kind of like many of the mega-preachers of our day.

I like him already

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38 minutes ago, yuna628 said:

Yes that's Rabbi Shmuley.... tv reality star, formerly fired and excommunicated, and self-absorbed armchair therapist. There's info aplenty about him a lot of it should give a person pause. For every common sense thing he might say there's a bitter underside of dirty money, falseness, fraud, and self-promotion... kind of like many of the mega-preachers of our day.

The good rabbi is a real renaissance man:

Kosher Adultery: Seduce and Sin with Your Spouse

https://www.amazon.com/Kosher-Adultery-Seduce-Your-Spouse/dp/1580627927

 

In this revolutionary new book, Rabbi Shmuley explains how you can rekindle the fiery attraction and endless lust that existed before you and your spouse became husband and wife: Kosher Adultery. Husbands must turn their wives into mistresses; wives must turn their husbands into lovers. Through the groundbreaking "Ten Commandments of Kosher Adultery," wives become their husbands’ private WebCam girls, while husbands have sinful affairs with their wives, who are completely unaware of the real identity of their mysterious admirers. Rabbi Shmuley shows you how to:

-Create erotic desire in the mind, the source of all lust and attraction

-Look at your spouse with the eyes of a prowling suitor

-Bring the danger of an affair into your marriage without being unfaithful

-Turn attraction and fantasies about strangers into an electric night of passion

-Bring novelty into marriage by viewing your spouse through the eyes of an unsuspecting stranger

-Have a secret e-mail affair with your spouse without anyone discovering your identity

-Introduce erotic voyeurism into your marriage

-Increase desire and sinfulness through the use of erotic obstacles and barriers

Continuing where Rabbi Shmuley’s classic Kosher Sex leaves off, this highly controversial and electric work challenges all past and contemporary scholarship about the marital bed, ensuring that it will be the most hotly debated and discussed book of the next decade.