Leftists Win Major Victory In Getting Steve Bannon Removed From White House
By: Renee Nal | New Zeal

Protest against Steve Bannon organized in November 2016 by American Jewish activist group If Not Now
The #FireBannon movement has been around from the beginning of President Trump’s tenure, but it has been amping up in a clearly-coordinated effort since 20-year-old James Alex Fields Jr., an admirer of Hitler who had a history of violence and was diagnosed with schizophrenia, plowed into radical left wing activists in Charlottesville over the weekend, killing one and injuring many others.
Just one illustration of this coordination comes from the guiding force of the Black Lives Matter Movement – the Freedom Road Socialist Organization, who wrote on August 14 as one of their “tasks as revolutionaries” in the wake of Charlottesville:
“People should try and organize systematic calling of politicians from both parties at the national and at the state level and get them to speak out publically against white supremacists in the White House, especially Steve Bannon, Stephen Miller and Sebastian Gorka. Maybe Sessions, too.”
Today, it has been reported that they got what they wanted.
This popped up today at the Daily Kos:

Pop up screen at Daily Kos Aug 18 2017
Notice the language. Referring to Steve Bannon as a “white supremacist” is reminiscent of referring to critics of President Obama as racist. The irony is that the false narratives employed to smear Steve Bannon has evidently resonated with some, sadly.
This is a screenshot of literally the first tweets this author saw after putting in the #FireBannon hashtag. Clearly, there is a trend.

Screenshot of tweets taken August 18 2017
Journalist Sara Carter tweeted that Bannon resigned two weeks ago, but either way, Bannon is out and McMaster is still in.
Steve Bannon just told me he resigned from the White House two weeks ago @POTUS #Bannon
— Sara A. Carter (@SaraCarterDC) August 18, 2017
And this from CNN:
A source tells CNN that Steve Bannon was given the option to resign but was forced out https://t.co/W72I0hjJsU
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) August 18, 2017

Before President Trump was even inaugurated. In November 2016: U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono in Washington D.C. with Democratic colleagues, Sen. Jeff Merkley of Oregon, Sen. Ed Markey of Massachusetts and Sen.-elect Chris Van Hollen of Maryland that included a sign that read: “Fire Bannon.”
As mentioned previously, the #FireBannon movement started before President Trump stepped foot in the White House. Continue reading