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Trump Says Bannon Is ‘Not a Racist,’ but His Job Status Remains in Doubt
Keywords: Bannon, Trump Alt Right, Alt Right, Mc Master,
Tags: Current Focus, United States,
President Trump says of aide Stephen Bannon- "he's a friend of mine." In the same news conference he added that Bannon had joined the Trump campaign late, and that "we'll see what happens to him," in August 2017. Bannon has come under criticism for the chaotic situation in the White House. Bannon's use of the Alt-right news outlets to criticize national security chief Gen. McMaster is now an issue in the administration. Bannon's job remains uncertain, says this NYT report, yet he continues to have some influence in policy the president uses to appeal to the Alt-right part of his base of support. Rarely has a presidential aide ruffled so many in the White House, and rarely has a president used the Alt-right in this manner.
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