State and influential operatives of the Democratic Party. The widely shared article was called a tipping point in spreading the unfounded claim, which was further popularized by The Federalist, DJHJ Media and Dan Bongino. Personal life Anton is a classically trained chef. After resigning from the National Security Council in 2018, he came back to the White House for a day to work as a line cook in the kitchen, helping prepare a state dinner for President Emmanuel Macron of France. He is also an aesthete with a penchant for classical men's tailoring and fashion, having authored a short book and over 40,000 posts on internet bulletin board Styleforum.net on the subject. Books References External links Michael Anton, Frum Forum, February 11, 2009 (link updated October 20, 2020). Christian Chensvold: Five Questions: For Nicholas Antongiavanni / Suiting up for men's power dressing, Interview, in: San Francisco Chronicle, June 18, 2006. Clothes Make the Man, Talk by Michael Anton, February 11, 2007. The Dandy, Interview with Bruce Cole, in: Humanities, official journal of the National Endowment for the Humanities, March/April 2008. Trump administration personnel Living people 1970 births American critics of Islam Claremont Graduate University alumni American people of Lebanese descent University of California, Davis alumni