Recently, Big League Politics reported on Steve Bannon's remarks at the Value Voters Summit.

I tweeted the article: "Bannon’s takes on Alabama, Trump, Obama and 2018 midterms ignite Value Voters Audience" https://bigleaguepolitics.com/bannon-ignites-value-voters-summit-audience-with-his-takes-on-alabama-trump-and-2018-midterms-victory-begets-victory/‬

But the bigger story was Steve Bannon publicly admitting that, “Some folks were telling Trump things that just weren’t so" during the Judge Moore v Luther Strange run-off election to determine the Alabama GOP candidate in the upcoming Senate race.

Back in April, Judge Roy Moore announced he was resigning from his position as the Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court to run for the US Senate seat vacated by Jeff Sessions (now Attorney General). Moore's political philosophy? "My position has always been God first, family then country. I share the vision of President Donald Trump to make America great again." But was Trump told that? No - not according to Bannon, his trusted advisor & confidante. Trump even went so far as to endorse Strange & later delete those tweets in an embarrassing about-face.

At the Value Voters Summit, Bannon recalled having to set the President straight (the impetus for Trump's "strange" tweet-delete?): “I kind of told [Trump] what was going to happen in Alabama. I told him I was going to stand with the men and women who got him into office.”

So WHO wasn't telling Trump what was going to happen? How did Trump not know Judge Moore was campaigning on Trump's own platform? Who was lying to President Trump? Or lying by omission? John Kelly? McMaster? Mad Dog Mattis? My money's on General John "DynCorp" Kelly.

What do you think?

Read the original BLP post by Neil McCabe here: https://bigleaguepolitics.com/bannon-ignites-value-voters-summit-audience-with-his-takes-on-alabama-trump-and-2018-midterms-victory-begets-victory/