NEW YORK: President-elect Donald Trump vowed Sunday to move aggressively on a conservative agenda in filling Supreme Court vacancies, cracking down on immigration and cutting taxes, but also sought to reassure worried Americans they have nothing to fear from his presidency. It was settled in the Supreme Court. The choices suggested Trump, a political novice, intends for his new administration to preserve the populist edge that won him the White House, tempered by political pragmatism. But Bannon, the campaign chairman in the final months of the Trump campaign, is CEO of the right-wing, conspiracy-mongering Breitbart News website known for withering attacks on the Republican elite. Despondent Democrats are vowing resistance — despite now being locked out of power not only in the House and Senate, but now in the White House as well.

Source: Manila Times November 14, 2016 03:06 UTC