Internal memo suggests Mercer‑backed Bannon could be leveraged to control Trump’s base and influence Kushner’s new Office of American Innovation
Internal memo suggests Mercer‑backed Bannon could be leveraged to control Trump’s base and influence Kushner’s new Office of American Innovation The passage outlines a strategic discussion among the Mercers, Steve Bannon, and senior Trump aides about using Bannon and the Breitbart platform to retain a 35% voter bloc and to shape the newly created Office of American Innovation. It provides names, dates, and organizational moves, offering a moderate investigative lead on intra‑administrative power plays and potential patronage, but lacks concrete financial transactions or evidence of wrongdoing. Key insights: Mercer family allegedly view Bannon as a tool to preserve a 35% voter base after a possible Trump defeat.; Discussion of a ‘truce’ on March 27 where Trump agreed not to fire Bannon in exchange for enhancing Kushner’s role.; Creation of the Office of American Innovation on March 27, headed by Jared Kushner, with a vague mission that could expand bureaucracy.
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Internal memo suggests Mercer‑backed Bannon could be leveraged to control Trump’s base and influence Kushner’s new Office of American Innovation The passage outlines a strategic discussion among the Mercers, Steve Bannon, and senior Trump aides about using Bannon and the Breitbart platform to retain a 35% voter bloc and to shape the newly created Office of American Innovation. It provides names, dates, and organizational moves, offering a moderate investigative lead on intra‑administrative power plays and potential patronage, but lacks concrete financial transactions or evidence of wrongdoing. Key insights: Mercer family allegedly view Bannon as a tool to preserve a 35% voter base after a possible Trump defeat.; Discussion of a ‘truce’ on March 27 where Trump agreed not to fire Bannon in exchange for enhancing Kushner’s role.; Creation of the Office of American Innovation on March 27, headed by Jared Kushner, with a vague mission that could expand bureaucracy.
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