Steve Bannon's New Reason For Calling Biden's Presidency Illegitimate Is A Doozy
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The former Trump adviser and election denier made the remark during CPAC.
Former Donald Trump adviser Steve Bannon is still dialing up his 2020 election-denying. But at CPAC he offered a dumb new twist based on unfavorable articles that a certain paper of record wrote about President Joe Biden. (Watch the video below.)
“The New York Times is throwing Biden under the bus every day and backing ... up over him. That shows you they know he’s an illegitimate regime head,” Bannon said on Saturday. “He’s a usurper in 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.”
To be clear, the Times has not asserted or implied that Biden was fraudulently elected. It has reported the opposite with vigor: that Trump’s claims were false.
However, the newspaper has reported on concerns over the 81-year-old president’s mental sharpness and published a recent editorial by Ross Douthat claiming that Biden should step aside in the race because he’s not up to the task of being president and running for it.
On Saturday at the conservative gathering just outside D.C., Bannon told the mildly enthusiastic crowd that the next GOP administration will “adjudicate the fact that the 2020 election was stolen” and called for Biden and associates to be locked up.
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