Steve Bannon: “You Can’t Be Populist If You’re Going To Be Open Borders AOC”

HitSQuad17

3 weeks ago

WHERE IS PETER NEVARO I MISS SEEING HIM

UltraTrump

3 weeks ago

AOC is another CIA Cuban Nepo - Her father is a CIA Asylum seeker Parasite - whose lived the Good life via CIA free elite education - education Job - And AOC all Free Elite Education and straight into an elite Govt Rep Job - They Live off US Taxpayers - their whole lives via CIA / it aught to be Cuba Cuba Cuba

Amen. You also can't be a populist if you say you're going to have mass deportations and then don't.

AOC and Bernie are globalists but the problem Trump, Musk and the republicans will have is that the democrats will argue that they are the British. Musk is the British East India Company and Trump is King George. Those two are part of the oligarchy they are pretend fighting against.

UltraTrump

3 weeks ago

CIA Bernie or AOC - trying to resurrect their lies - They had their chance -= The Worst Four Years in USA History and World History - Courtesy of the CIA FBI Liberal Rino DC Uniparty ; NEVER AGAIN - Theyve got nothing Except Rino Traitor Johnson continually refinancing the Coup Group Scum With Taxpayers Dollars ; When USA Taxpayers want the Failed USA Ransacked Kleptocracy Govt ; SHUT DOWN and CLEANED OUT

Close the borders.YEAH!! All for it. Deport 25 million illegals? That's stupid project. They weren't vetted coming in vet them now keep the decent ones because we have a lot of native born Americans that have nothing but shit for brains that need replacing anyway.

yup, 2008 wiped us out too. It took over a decade to recover from it and a lot of hard work!

Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Inc. American company. Also known as: A&P, Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Written and fact-checked by The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica Article History. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Inc. (A&P), former German-owned food distribution company that operated supermarket chains in the United States and Canada. The company’s history traces to 1859, when George F. Gilman and George Huntington Hartford founded the Great American Tea Co. in New York City to trade in tea bought from the cargoes of the clipper ships. Initially a mail-order operation, it began opening retail stores in the 1860s. The company was renamed Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company in 1870. By 1881 its stores extended as far west as St. Paul, Minnesota, and as far south as Richmond and Norfolk, Virginia. Soon coffee, spices, and extracts were added to the sales. In 1900 the company, which had nearly 200 stores, was incorporated. Twenty-five years later there were about 14,000 “economy stores,” and A&P was the largest grocery chain in the United States; in the 1930s A&P began operating stores in Canada. In 1936 the first of A&P’s supermarkets was opened; and these, fewer in number, eventually supplanted the former smaller stores. A&P further contracted over the years, giving up its Midwestern outlets in the 1970s and limiting its operations to the Eastern Seaboard. In the 1980s, however, the company began acquiring a number of food chains, including Kohl’s Food Stores (1983; sold 2003) in Wisconsin; Shopwell (1986) and Waldbaum’s (1986) in New York; and Farmer Jack (1989) in Michigan. Many of the chains continued under their own names, and other stores operated by A&P came to include Super Fresh and The Food Emporium as well as Dominion in Canada. A&P, once also owner of manufacturing plants producing an array of food and household items (primarily under Ann Page and A&P labels), Read The Rest> https://tinyurl.com/y5nvku6d