Bannon's Strategy of Overwhelm

Steve Bannon's approach to media and political opposition emphasizes the importance of overwhelming the narrative through rapid-fire actions and communications. He believes that if the media focuses on countless events, they become incapable of presenting a coherent opposition, as they can only latch onto a singular issue at a time. This strategy has been notably adopted during the early weeks of Trump's second administration, where a barrage of executive orders and controversial actions serve to flood the news cycle. By creating a perception of unstoppable momentum, the strategy intends to instill a sense of Trump's dominion over the government, propagating the idea that he conducts affairs at will.