martybegan
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Wrong. Bannon himself said he was alt-right.As the head of the Alt Right, he embodies the white supremacism that infuses the movement.
He is also anti-Mormon to the bone, and I suspect he is generally anti-Christian as well.
"Mormon friends, the Trump White House's new chief strategist, Stephen Bannon, in addition to championing the "alt-right" (white nationalists) also seems to be an anti-Mormon. He attacked Mitt Romney's sons for serving missions and his website, Breitbart, published an attack on the Church because of its stance on religious freedom and advocacy for humane approaches to immigration reform.
This guy is likely bad news for us and is definitely bad news for America.
Trump draws sharp rebuke, concerns over newly appointed chief White House strategist Stephen Bannon
Trump's new chief White House strategist, Stephen Bannon, was the executive…"
WASHINGTONPOST.COM|BY JOSE A. DELREAL
All we hear is that he is "alt right" from the standard players, with little to back it up other than "well we say he is, neener neener"
he used those exact words? And if he did, does he agree that the definition means "white nationalism", like the left is trying to perpetrate?
and also:
If Steve Bannon Is An Anti-Semite Why Can't I Find Any Antisemitism?
This morning Joel Pollak a senior editor at Breitbart (who I worked for at Breitbart) and an observant Jew tweeted:
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I know Joel well enough to say if he thought there was the slightest Antisemitism coming from Steve Bannon he would have left Breitbart a long time ago.