Donald Trump Picks Peter Navarro As Senior Counselor on Trade and Manufacturing

I’m pleased.

I know the “nationalist” position in some parts of the “movement” is that we are not supposed to like or identify with ordinary Americans or care about anything else except Israel and “Zionism,” but having Peter Navarro in charge of trade policy and Stephen Miller in charge of immigration policy is a lot better than the alternative. As was the case in Trump’s first term, I have no doubt that the real obstacle to meaningful change in both of these areas and on foreign policy will be the Republican Senate.

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  1. Hogshytte is doomed at DOD. The tattoo of the Jerusalem Cross did him in. The Yids are enraged by it. They have axed Hogsytte for sure.

    Miller will not be “in charge” of immigration policy. He will have no actual position, no budget, and no boots on the ground. The one thing he might or might not have is the President’s ear. But probably not. Kushner will have that, and open borders Kristi at DHS, that fag at Treasury, open borders Marrano Rubio at State, and that libtard Bondi at Justice. But Miller? Doubtful. He can go on the Boomer Box and deceive the Zombies, and that is probably all that Trump wants him to do.

    Don’t get me wrong. Miller is pretty sound on immigration, but he will just be a voice in the wilderness, howling at the moon, no one in the Mulatto House paying him any mind.

    Same with Navarro. No real position for him. Getting named some kind of advisor is cool, and will get him on the Boomer Box, where he will say good things. But the Big Jews will come and tell Trump what to do, and he will do it.

    Try to remember, as Trump bends America over and sodomizes the nation on behalf of the Synagogue, do remember, you knew he was a snake, he even told you flat out literally he is a snake, but you supported him anyway.

  2. If you really cared about American workers, you would oppose the Israel Lobby’s economic sanctions.

    The best way to increase net exports and stimulate manufacturing would be to end the sanctions which are keeping American products out of potentially lucrative markets such as Russia, Iran and Syria.

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