Senator Tommy Tuberville: The Democrats Got $10 For Every 1 Republican Dollar In New CR

Steve Bannon and Senator Tommy Tuberville discussed the current state of American governance, contrasting it with the sacrifices of past generations, particularly those who fought in World War II. Tuberville reflected on his father’s experience at the Battle of the Bulge, emphasizing the bravery and determination of that generation compared to the perceived dysfunction in Washington, D.C.

They criticized Congress for passing a 1,500-page “Christmas tree bill” laden with unnecessary spending and favoring Democrats 10-to-1 over Republicans. They highlighted the lack of accountability in disaster relief funding and farm bill allocations, pointing out that much of the money intended for farmers was instead diverted to food stamps, with food companies profiting from ultra-processed products. Tuberville argued for hard cuts, promoting work requirements for welfare recipients while prioritizing aid for the elderly and veterans.

The pair condemned lawmakers for giving themselves raises and opting out of Obamacare, accusing them of ignoring working-class Americans. Bannon lamented the nation’s $40 trillion debt trajectory, calling for serious reforms under President Trump’s leadership. Both expressed frustration with the state of the capital, likening it to a “third-world country” and urging immediate action to restore governance and accountability.

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Sen. Tuberville And Steve Bannon Discuss How Mitch McConnell Warmonger Types Feed Ukraine Conflict

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Steve Bannon: "We Need To Be The Party Of Stop Fing Around.”

Steve Bannon expressed his displeasure about Mike Johnson as Speaker of the House and the spending Bill.

Part One:

Steve Bannon: Mike Johnson Has Got To Go

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Steve Bannon reacts to Tom Emmer’s deflection of Johnson CR

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Steve Bannon Blasts Mike Johnson For Including Pay Raise In CR

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