Would you trust a news organization whose chairman works for a presidential candidate?

(Donald Trump) hired Steve Bannon, executive chairman of the conservative website Breitbart News, to be his campaign CEO and named Kellyanne Conway, a Republican pollster and Trump team adviser, as his new campaign manager.

Bannon will oversee Trump campaign staff and day-to-day operations, while Conway will primarily focus on messaging, according to a press release issued Wednesday morning. Conway is also expected to travel with the nominee to rallies and speeches.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-restructures-his-campaign-leadership_us_57b41635e4b0b42c38af46ec

Breitbart is cited, as you all know, by a few of our more virulent right-wing nonsense mongers ... and now the guy who runs that circus is also the ringleader for Trump.

Doesn't George soros fund hillary Clinton...?

You know that Breitbart is the organization where didge got all his articles.  It's also the originator of the term 'regressive' for LW'rs, which didge copied.

MSNBC is saying that Trump-the-assassin is going to his hospice...he wants only familiar faces around him while he dies.  So he's kicking out the Republican Party, and gathering friends and family around him, including Steve Bannon and Kellyanne Conway.

Curious side note: Trump-the-assassin is perplexed that he was able to defeat 16 Republican contenders during the primary, yet his polls are in the toilet now.

I have to wonder if the guy is waaaay stupid.  We were all telling him this would happen when he got in the deep end of the pool.  Didn't he listen?  Couldn't he figure it out?  A primary is an entirely different kind of race.  In the general, you mix in tons of sane people...enough to overwhelm the 30% wackos who make up the hard-core Repuglican Party. Well, prepare for a huge toilet for the remaining days of the contest.

Tommy Monk wrote:Doesn't George soros fund hillary Clinton...?

He's donated $7,025,000 to her campaign. That's a drop in the bucket, though -- the campaign and supporting groups have already spent over $100 million on ads.