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It's Friday, August 18th, 2017 from Slate, it's the Justime, Mike Casca. Steve Bannon

is out of the White House. He is houseless. He is homeless. That explains the appearance.

Steve Bannon was a crafty, though a moral strategist and a naveler of Trump's worst instincts

and a rabble rouser of the worst order and a pox, just a free floating generalized pox.

He looked like the kind of guy that when a Trump's door men would shoe to the curb. He acted

towards neo-nazis, like a pentacostal snake handler, acts towards asps and adders, and he

thought like someone who was a little too fascistic for Mussolini. It's true. Julius

Evola. That guy was his inspiration. Also Mussolini's inspiration.

It's good that Steve Bannon's gone. It's worse that he was ever there. It's uncertain

about what will happen in his wake. Trump promoted John Kelly to Chief of Staff, and he

has at least retained Madison McMaster. He, on the other hand, brought in Lewandowski

in an official capacity. He hired then fired Scaramucci within a week. He has since elevated

hope, hicks to take Scaramucci's old job. The good, or let's say, good-ish, you know,

sane, somewhat smart, qualified people within the administration, people like Gary

Cohn or Elaine Chao. They all started out with him at a time when it seemed like the man

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