Its been reported that Stephen Bannon, Donald Trump’s former chief strategist will return to save the US president from being defeated in the November 2020 elections, due to the evident mishandling of the COVID-19 outbreak at present while it has been projected that the economy will face one of the most severe depressions since the 1930s, going with the current situation.
The eminent hypocrisy
In the beginning of March, Bannon announced that the global pandemic happens to be Trump’s ‘Churchill and FDR moment‘ while a majority of the Americans have succumbed their lives to the coronavirus attributed to Trump’s delay, incapacity, his inclination towards the political stand and instant refuting of scientific and expert advice.
Trump’s Attacks On His Predecessor Don’t Seem To End Any Time Soon
How determined is the deliberate irony?
Bannon, who happens to be the CEO of Trump’s 2016 sudden election gain, is also close to several senior White House professionals like Stephen Miller whose efforts can be recollected in assisting Trump to dig himself out of a self-created hole.
Now, Bannon’s compulsion with China’s growing calibre along with his support for alt-right positions on non-white immigration indicates his preparation to gear up for the final selection of 2020 by achieving a majority in the White House.
Denial of the ongoing devastation
However, the real struggle lies in ramping up the base of Trump’s loyal supporters, that can only be attained when independents would triumph over the democrats, thus parting them with Biden’s supposed presidential nomination. Last but not the least, Trump aided by his extreme, and alt-right followers are simply not concerned with the ‘collateral damage’ in the entire system to be very particular who have already been alluding to the necessity of bloodshed in their attempt to sustain the ‘tree of liberty’.
Well, everything gets counted with time and you never know when the ultimatum will be thrashed in the decisive hour.
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