Hey, anything big happen while I was gone?
Making the click-through worth your while: A couple of tough questions about what, exactly, Steve Bannon brought to the White House; why proud Southerners need a unifying symbol beyond the Confederate Flag; and Great Britain encounters a snag in the Brexit process.
The Bannon-less White House
Does President Trump have advisors or merely scapegoats-in-waiting?
As the first week of the Trump administration without senior presidential advisor Steve Bannon begins, it seems fair to ask what the White House is actually going to lose with his departure. The media loved the narrative that Bannon was somehow Trump's Svengali or Rasputin, whispering in Trump's ear and steering him toward some sinister nationalist agenda, or the notion that he was the unique conduit for the non-traditional Republican alt-right philosophy into the White House. The mythology and imagery around Bannon is vivid and dramatic, but reality tells a different story.
Are there really a lot of Trump supporters ready to abandon the president because Bannon is out? In other words, did 2016-era ...
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| | | Jim Geraghty Hey, anything big happen while I was gone? Making the click-through worth your while: A couple of tough questions about what, exactly, Steve Bannon brought to the White House; why proud Southerners need a unifying symbol beyond the Confederate Flag; and Great Britain encounters a snag in the Brexit process. The Bannon-less White House Does President Trump have advisors or merely scapegoats-in-waiting? As the first week of the Trump administration without senior presidential advisor Steve Bannon begins, it seems fair to ask what the White House is actually going to lose with his departure. The media loved the narrative that Bannon was somehow Trump's Svengali or Rasputin, whispering in Trump's ear and steering him toward some sinister nationalist agenda, or the notion that he was the unique conduit for the non-traditional Republican alt-right philosophy into the White House. The mythology and imagery around Bannon is vivid and dramatic, but reality tells a different story. Are there really a lot of Trump supporters ready to abandon the president because Bannon is out? In other words, did 2016-era ... READ MORE | | | | | | | | | | | Follow Us & Share 215 Lexington Ave., New York, NY, 10016, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser. | |
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