Prosecutors can bring charges against people for sharing information with the public only when classified or other national security material is at issue. Material cannot be classified to conceal legal violations or prevent embarrassment, according to an executive order from President Barack Obama. The protracted isolation and eventual excision of Steve Bannon from the West Wing this month was a humbling moment for the populist-nationalist movement that he cultivated as executive chairman of Breitbart. The news site, which Bannon famously called “the platform for the alt-right,” seemed to have achieved a remarkable, unexpected victory with the election of Donald Trump last November. Bannon and Breitbart envisioned a swift global expansion, added veteran Wall Street Journal reporter John Carney, and aspired to take their movement mainstream. Eight months later, however, Bannon and his acolytes have been purged from the West Wing as the “globalists” shape policy from within. “The Trump presidency that we fought for, and won, is over,” Bannon told the Weekly Standard, shortly after his ouster. “We still have a huge movement, and we will make something of this Trump presidency.”

Bannon, meanwhile, appears intent on picking up the battles he tried to wage in the White House, albeit more successfully now that he is unshackled by the constraints of the Trump West Wing. It’s not an accident that his first significant attempt to demonstrate his power and relevance outside of government is through a familiar mechanism: targeting the Republican mainstream. Specifically, he is attacking Luther Strange, the establishment supported Senate candidate who is facing a special election in Alabama. Politico captured the zeitgeist in a headline: “Bannon wages war against Trump-backed candidate in Alabama.”

Of course, Bannon isn’t targeting Trump, who has tweeted his support for Strange. Instead, he’s going after his old foe Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. It’s a return to form for Bannon, who first went to war with McConnell during the 2014 midterms—a battle I witnessed firsthand as a media consultant for Breitbart. It was also a particularly fruitful one. Before then, Breitbart had been more of a counterculture site than political-action network. But Bannon had bigger ambitions. In concert with the Tea Party, he aggressively launched an insurgent fusillade against the Republican establishment by supporting the primary Senate campaigns of Chris McDaniel in Mississippi, Dr. Milton Wolf in Kansas, and Joe Carr in Tennessee. Breitbart also supported
Prosecutors can bring charges against people for partake data with the public only when relegate or early national security material is at emergence. Material cannot be classified to hide legal trespass or prevent embarrassment, accord to an executive order from President Barack Obama. The protracted isolation and eventual ablation of Steve Bannon from the West Wing this calendar month was a humbling moment for the populist - nationalist movement that he educate as executive chairman of Breitbart. The news web site, which Bannon famously called “ the platform for the alt - right field, ” seemed to have achieved a remarkable, unexpected victory with the election of Donald Trump last November. Bannon and Breitbart envisioned a fleet global expansion, add veteran Wall Street Journal reporter John Carney, and aspired to take their movement mainstream. Eight calendar month later, however, Bannon and his acolytes have been purged from the West Wing as the “ globalists ” shape policy from within. “ The Trump presidency that we fought for, and won, is over, ” Bannon told the Weekly Standard, shortly after his ouster. “ We still have a huge movement, and we will make something of this Trump presidency. ” 

 Bannon, meanwhile, appears intent on picking up the battles he try on to wage in the White House, albeit more successfully now that he is unshackled by the constraint of the Trump West Wing. It ’s not an accident that his first significant attempt to demonstrate his office and relevance outside of politics is through a familiar mechanism: targeting the Republican mainstream. Specifically, he is attacking Luther Strange, the administration supported Senate candidate who is facing a special election in Alabama. Politico captured the zeitgeist in a headline: “ Bannon wages war against Trump - backed candidate in Alabama. ” 

 Of course, Bannon is n’t targeting Trump, who has tweeted his documentation for Strange. Instead, he ’s run low after his old foe Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. It ’s a return to form for Bannon, who first run to war with McConnell during the 2014 midterms — a battle I witnessed firsthand as a metier consultant for Breitbart. It was also a particularly fruitful one. Before then, Breitbart had been more of a counterculture site than political - natural process network. But Bannon had adult ambitions. In concert with the Tea Party, he aggressively establish an insurgent fusillade against the Republican constitution by supporting the basal Senate campaigns of Chris McDaniel in Mississippi, Dr. Milton Wolf in Kansas, and Joe Carr in Tennessee. Breitbart also defend
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Prosecutors can bring chargeS against peOple fOr sHarInG infOrmaTion with the pubLIc onLy when classified or otheR natiOnAL secURiTy matErial is AT iSSUe. MAtErIal CaNNoT be clAssIfied to Conceal legAl vIoLations or preVEnT embarrassMenT, according to An eXecutiVe OrdER from preSidenT BaracK obama. THe protracTeD IsolatIOn and evENTuAl exCision of Steve BannON fROm the West Wing tHis monTh WAs A HUmbLinG moment for ThE popuLIst-natiONaLIST moVEment that he cuLtivated as eXEcuTive chAiRmaN Of BreiTbart. thE NewS site, which BAnnoN famously Called “THe platfORm for thE alt-riGht,” SeeMed tO HaVe AchIeVEd a REmArkABle, UnexpectEd ViCtory With THE ELectIon Of DoNald TRump last NovemBer. bannON anD BreiTbart EnviSiOned a Swift gLobal ExPansion, added vetEran wall StreeT JoUrNal RePorteR john CaRneY, anD aspireD to take THeiR mOVEMeNt mainstream. Eight mOnTHS lAter, howeVer, BanNOn AnD His acolyTeS haVe beEN PurgeD froM ThE West WinG as the “GLoBaLists” shApE policY fRom WitHin. “ThE trumP presiDency thaT we foUGht for, and won, is OVer,” Bannon told THe wEEkLY StaNdaRd, shortly afTer hIS ousTer. “WE StIll HAve a hUge moVeMEnT, And we will make somethInG of thiS TrumP presidency.”

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Of course, BannoN Isn’T targeting TruMp, wHo haS TWeEteD HiS SupPoRT foR sTrange. Instead, he’S going afteR hIS oLd foe SenatE majOrIty LeadEr Mitch mcConNEll. It’s a Return to fOrm for BanNoN, who FIRst Went to war wIth McConNell durinG The 2014 miDTeRms—a bAttLe I witNeSseD firsThand aS A meDia coNsultaNt For BreItbarT. IT was also A particularly fruitful onE. BeforE then, breItbart had BeeN MorE of a countErcuLture site tHan PolIticaL-acTIon neTworK. buT BaNNon haD bigGEr ambitioNS. IN coNCErT with the Tea pARTy, hE aggrEssIVely laUnchEd an insurgent fusiLLade against the repuBLIcaN esTAbliShMent by supportiNg tHe PRImary SenAtE campaigns oF Chris McdaNIel in missisSippi, DR. Milton wOLf IN KansaS, and joe carr in TenNesSeE. breitbaRt AlSO suppoRted
Prosecutors can bring char ges agains t peo ple  fo rshar inginformation wi t h th e public only when cla ssifi ed or o t he r nat ional s e cu r i tyma te ria li sat is sue . Mater ial cannot  be  c lassified to co nceal lega l v iolations or  pr eventem bar r assme nt,  acco rdingt o an e xecutiveor d er fro m  Presid e n tBara ck Obama. The pro t ra c ted isolationand ev en t ua l exc isi on of Stev eBanno n  from t h eW e s t W i ng this month  was a humb l ing  momen tfor the po pulis t- n ati onalist mov emen t that he  culti v ated as executi ve cha irm anof B r ei tb art .T hen ew s s i te,  which B an no n fam ousl y c a lled  “t he p latfo rm for the al t-r ight , ” s eemed  to h aveac hieve d a re marka bl e, unexpected v icto ry with t heel ect io n ofD onaldTru mplast No vember. Ban no n a nd  Breitbart envisio ne d aswift gl obal e x pa ns i on, adde dvet eran W all S tree t  J ournal r eporte r  J oh n Carne y,  and a sp ire d t o tak e  the ir mov ement ma instr e am. Eight mont h s later, howe v er , Ba n nonand  his acolyt es h a ve b eenp ur ged fromthe W es t  W i ng as the “globalis ts ” shap e pol icy from with in. “The T r u m p presid ency th a t we fought fo r, an d won, iso ver,” Ba nnontold the  Weekly S t a ndard, s hor tly  af ter h is  ouster. “Wes t illha ve a hu gemovemen t,and  we  wi ll  make som ething o fth is  T rum p pre s idency.” 
Ban no n,meanw h ile, a ppear s in te nt onpicking up t he b at tl es h e t ri ed to  wag e  in  the Wh ite House , a l beit  m or e succe ssfully now t ha t he is un sh ack led by t he const raints of the Trump Wes t  Wing.It’ s not  anaccidenttha t hisfir s t sign ifican t att em ptt o  demo n s tr ate  h is power a n d  re levan ce  out side of  government is thr o ugh  a familiar m ech anis m :  t arg e ti n g t he Rep u b lican mainstrea m. Specifi ca l ly , he is at t ack in g Luthe r Stran ge, t h e estab lishmentsupported  S enat e can didate who  is faci ng a spec i al el e ct ion i n A labama .Pol itico  captu r edthe z eitgei st  in aheadl in e: “Bann on wages war against Tr ump-ba ckedcan didate in  Al a bam a.”

Of c ours e, Bannonisn ’ttarge tin g  Trum p, w h ohas tweet ed h i s support fo r S t r an ge. Instead , h e’s  goin g a f ter hi s ol d foe Senate Majo r ity Leader Mit ch M c C onn ell .  It’ sa return to fo rmfo r Bannon,wh o first wen t to war  w i th Mc Connel l duri ng the2 0 14 midter ms—a  ba ttle I wi tne ss e d first ha nd as a m edia  c onsult ant fo r  Bre i t bart. It was als o a p a r ticul a rly  frui tf ul one. Befo re then, B reitbart ha d been  mor e ofa count er cultur e s it e than pol i tical-act ion n etwork.  B ut B ann on had  big g e r amb itio ns . I n concert w it h  t he Tea  Par ty, h eaggr essivelyl aunchedani nsurgen tfus i l lade a g ai n s t the Repu bli can e s t ablishment by s u pp o rting  the p rimary  Senate cam pa igns of  Ch r i s McDanie l in Miss i ssi pp i, D r. Milto nWolf  i n K an sas, and Joe Ca rr in Te nnessee. B reitba rta lsos upport ed 
Prosecutors can_bring charges_against people for sharing_information with_the_public only_when_classified or other_national security material_is at issue. Material_cannot be classified_to_conceal legal violations or prevent embarrassment, according to an executive order from President Barack_Obama._The protracted_isolation_and_eventual excision of Steve Bannon_from the West Wing this_month was_a humbling moment for the populist-nationalist movement that_he_cultivated as executive_chairman of Breitbart. The news site, which Bannon famously_called “the platform for the alt-right,”_seemed to have_achieved_a_remarkable, unexpected victory with_the election of Donald Trump last_November. Bannon and Breitbart envisioned a_swift global expansion, added veteran Wall Street_Journal reporter John Carney, and aspired_to take their movement mainstream._Eight months_later, however, Bannon and his_acolytes have been_purged from_the West Wing_as the “globalists” shape policy from_within. “The Trump_presidency that we fought for, and_won,_is over,” Bannon_told_the_Weekly Standard,_shortly after his_ouster._“We still_have_a huge movement, and we will_make_something of this Trump presidency.”

Bannon, meanwhile, appears_intent on picking up_the_battles he tried to_wage in the White House,_albeit more successfully now that he_is unshackled_by the_constraints of the Trump West Wing. It’s not an accident that_his first significant attempt to demonstrate_his power and relevance_outside of_government_is through a_familiar_mechanism: targeting_the Republican mainstream. Specifically, he is attacking_Luther Strange,_the establishment supported Senate candidate who_is facing a special_election_in Alabama. Politico captured the zeitgeist_in a headline: “Bannon wages war_against Trump-backed candidate in Alabama.”

Of_course,_Bannon_isn’t targeting Trump, who has_tweeted his support for Strange. Instead,_he’s going after_his old foe Senate Majority Leader Mitch_McConnell._It’s a return to form for_Bannon,_who first went to war with_McConnell_during_the 2014 midterms—a battle I_witnessed firsthand as a media consultant_for Breitbart. It was also a particularly fruitful one._Before then, Breitbart_had been more of a_counterculture_site_than political-action network. But Bannon had bigger ambitions. In concert_with the_Tea Party, he_aggressively launched an insurgent fusillade against the Republican establishment by_supporting the primary Senate campaigns of Chris_McDaniel in Mississippi, Dr. Milton Wolf in Kansas, and Joe Carr_in Tennessee. Breitbart also supported