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Given the Trump administration's secrecy and lies,

Haven't you figured out yet that soundsighted is someone's sock puppet?

There must be a lot of socks.

Wylie said that Bannon's plans began to solidify in 2014, when Cambridge Analytica consulted various Republican campaigns and PACs ahead of the midterm elections. The company began to test and apply its psychographics by using Facebook data to model individuals' personality types in order to understand how to influence them.

Documents show the John Bolton Super PAC, which promoted candidates supported by recently appointed White House national security adviser John Bolton, paid Cambridge Analytical $454,700 in 2014 for "behavioral microtargeting with psychographic messaging." Those services included strategies that broke individual voters into "clusters" based on what messages would resonate with them.

Wylie also said the company used focus groups and messaging trials in 2014 to test some of the concepts that became core themes of the Trump campaign, such as "drain the swamp" and imagery of walls.

"A lot of the narratives of the Trump campaign were what we were testing in 2014," Wylie said.

He added that Bannon directly presided over much of the company's initial research.

"Everything that we were doing ultimately had to be passed up to Bannon for approval," said Wylie, who left the company in late 2014.

Wylie said Bannon would fly to London about once a month for company meetings, and during that time he came to understand Bannon's ideology.

"He really liked the idea of using a military-style approach to changing people's perceptions," Wylie said.

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Given the Trump administration's secrecy and lies,

Even the press that hates him say how accessible and transparent he is. Time to bone up on your rhetoric.

pinky is a an alumnus of the Trump UNIVERSITY's "School of Alternative Facts"

Setanta has reported coldjoint for same.

I've question about this "Post Office scam": why is the US Post loosing money here?

I've read several articles about this, and it seems that while Trumpo could have legitimate beef with Amazon, anything other than his spurious USPS angle would put him at odds with many of his billionaire buddies.

It is unprecedented for a sitting president to single out one company for such vicious attacks, says the BBC's Business Correspondent, Joe Lynam.

Friends of Mr Trump in the commercial property sector have also been urging him to protect them from digital retail giants as they see shopping malls closing and rents falling, our correspondent adds.