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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (135121)	8/18/2017 8:53:06 PM
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Why Bannon Lost and the Globalists Won - He talked a big game. But he got outmaneuevered and outsmarted by his enemies at nearly every turn. politico.com By BILL SCHER - August 18, 2017 The day after Christmas last year, New York Times sportswriter Marc Tracy by chance spotted Steve Bannon in the Atlanta airport and struck up a chat. Tracy noticed a little virtue-signaling from the incoming White House “chief strategist.” Bannon was carrying David Halberstam’s famous history of the hubris that led three presidents to disaster in Vietnam, “The Best and the Brightest.” “It’s great,” Bannon told him, “for seeing how little mistakes early on can lead to big ones later.” In a White House fond of superlatives, it would be insulting to call any of its mistakes “little.” Bannon’s mistakes were huge, and they not only led to his ouster, but also the collapse of his grandiose dream: a realigned American political map centered on economic populism.