Steven Bannon...

[ktheodos]

and other Trump officials arrested on fraud related to building the wall....why am I not surprised....just what we need....more corruption and drama....

[plennis]

It is unbelievable how many of his appointees or big donors have been indicted or already serving time in jail.

[singletonb]

I have gotten to a place where I am not surprised by anything that happens anymore

[aflyingmonkey]

Arrest them all... both parties are corrupt, but the Democrats look the other way when it's their own, as opposed to going after any one connected to Trump.

For example, Tony Podesta, brother of John Podesa - Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, chief of staff for Bill Clinton, was a partner with Paul Manafort lobbying on behalf of a Ukrainian politician - Tony was given immunity, while Paul was indicted.

So much BS on both sides, & sometimes both sides are working together.  So much corruption, indeed.

[alice44]

I sometimes wonder what will happen to Trump after he leaves office - now or in 4 years???

[minioncookies]

Trump runs his cabinet of workers like he runs a business in a way. Thats why we have seen so many people let go and picked up. Don't really mind it if it weeds out corrupted people

[sfreeman8]

I never liked Bannon to begin with. I don't think Trump chose very wise and good people in the beginning. I do believe Flynn was railroaded by Weissman who, in my opinion, should have been disbarred after the Enron fiasco. Every administration hires and fires people, or they leave within their administration jobs during the first few years for one reason or another.