was able to influence the trump campaign to hire stephen bannon as campaign c.e.o. . steve benen became donald trump's campaign director. kellyanne conway who headed the merced. political action committee for ted cruz became number 2. david bossie a mercer families became number 3. robert mercer has assembled team was in place. bannon basi and conaway would from this point forward steer the republican candidate strategy. when the merc versus decide to support a candidate they expect the candidate to be responsive to their needs both in terms of how the candidate runs their campaign it also also after if the kid is successful and there are and they are elected as an office holder it's reasonable to presume that the mercers expect that the office holder will be responsive to the mercer's needs needs as well and their policy preferences. robert mercer his plan was proving to be successful. but a mistake was made that made steve bannon's role controversial. here is what was discovered by looking at donald trump's official campaign books each of these lines corresponds to

an echo came from the other .ide, from stephen bannon it is not relevant. that is some of the thoughts from yesterday from gerald cy vance john mccormick. this when itte comes to mr. trump. saying, long before when this crisis struck, trump had been moving the party away from its embrace of traditional conservative precepts. the trump administration declared that the government would pay. leastppeared to offer at a glance and nodded toward the medicare for all system long advocated by the democratic left-wing. mr. trump explicitly favored borrowing. you can find this piece online. a couple of polls take a look at this topic as well. this is from the washington post about the role of government. the majority of americans saying 'restrictions on appropriate. at the topic of restrictions on public gatherings. 64% say it is an appropriate role. 22% saying it not restrictive enough. when it takes a look at the larger government role, cnbc released a poll. congress lookss to build on the largest spending plan in u.s. history, 63 percent of registered voters say t