Article: Why does Steve Bannon want to destroy the administrative state? Article date Feb 24th
Bannon and Trump are the biggest threats. Bannon is the puppet master pulling rump's strings.
This is an all right assault against Liberal ideas.
http://www.peoplesworld.org/article/steve-bannon-rolls-out-his-far-right-nationalist-agenda/
snip of article: This article is rather bone chilling.
There were many points in their presentation which should arouse interest, such as Priebus’ excitement that the confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch would cement Trump policies in place for a long time to come: “We’re not talking about a change over a four-year period. We’re talking about a change of potentially 40 years of law.”
But it was Bannon’s discussion of the key principles shaping policy development in the Trump government that were most illuminating. Describing what he called the “three buckets” of administration priorities, Bannon reinforced the focus on concepts like sovereignty, national rebirth, and authority that are key parts of the economic nationalist agenda.
Perhaps his most revealing lines, however, were those concerned with something he kept referring to as the “administrative state.” He said that all of Trump’s cabinet appointments were “selected for a reason…deconstruction of the administrative state.”
What exactly is the administrative state and why are ideologues like Bannon so determined to see it destroyed?
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