WASHINGTON, D.C.: Donald Trump parted ways with his controversial chief strategist Steve Bannon on Friday (Saturday in Manila) as the White House reeled from the fallout over the president’s much-criticized response to a violent white supremacist rally.
But the 63-year-old—whose departure caps one of the most disastrous weeks of the already chaotic young Trump administration—vowed to keep pushing the president’s right-wing agenda, as he returned to his former home at the ultra-conservative Breitbart News.
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