Bannon is destined to end this way

There has always been a sudden change in American politics. Steve Bannon, the former chief strategist of the United States White House and adviser to the U.S. President, fell from the top of U.S. politics to the bottom of his arrest in a short period of time. Not only was he forced to cut his seat with former U.S. President Trump, and then lost the support of big benefactors, he was also suspected of fraud due to the congressional disturbance on January 6 this year and the control of the crowdfunding project for the construction of the U.S.-Mexico border wall. Arrested with money laundering. Looking back at Bannon's past, it seems that such an outcome is also predestined.

The 51-year-old Bannon, in 2004, took advantage of the opportunity of shooting a biographical film to strengthen the publisher Andrew Breitbart (Andrew Breitbart). The two hit it off and they jointly founded the "Brightbart News Network" in 2007. ". Through this website, Bannon advocates white supremacy, opposes multiculturalism, emphasizes the defense of so-called "Western values," and strives to build it into an "alternative right-wing" media platform. Bannon also used this to advance all the way, until he took the position of president of the website.

The 53-year-old Bannon was inadvertently favored by the Mercer Family Foundation by advocating the concept of "white supremacy". With his support, Bannon served as the vice chairman of the board of directors of a British company "Cambridge Analytica". . The company later participated in political activities that promoted Brexit and interfered in the 2016 U.S. election. Bannon's political resume was added, which also laid the foundation for the future political career of the White House.