Donald Trump reportedly planning a shift to the center as he tries to reset his presidency
Eric Lutz Apr 9th 2017 2:28PM
President Donald Trump — backed by advisers Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, his daughter and son-in-law — is reportedly planning a centrist push in an attempt to recover from a rocky start to his presidency.
White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus is "with the program," a senior White House official told Axios, but it isn't clear if chief strategist Steve Bannon is.
The shift from Bannon's slash-and-burn approach to a more "competence- and results-driven" one comes as the top Trump aide and former Breitbart head grows increasingly isolated within the administration.
Bannon reportedly threatened to quit the administration after he was demoted from the National Security Council this week, and has been engaged in a high-profile feud with Kushner, whose role in the White House has expanded in recent weeks.
Kushner has apparently taken issue with Bannon's stated desire to "deconstruct" the government, while Bannon has slurred Kushner as a "globalist" and a "cuck."
Poster's note: We've been sold our again. Every time we adopt a center position, the radical left responds by moving the center position farther left. The center is a mirage that keeps moving as you chase it. Who the hell elected Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner to anything? What qualifications did they satisfy other than being related to an imbecile president?
