What Is The Difference Between Trump And Bannon

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Since the day that Trump won the 2016 presidential race, him and his chief advisor Stephen Bannon have attempted to shape America through their public policy decisions. They have worked together to start the journey of transforming America to how they think it should look. The idea of how they think America should look, their ideal society, comes from their political ideologies, which have been developed over their lifetimes. (FINISH)
Introduction to Trump and Bannon
Interestingly, both Trump and Bannon do not have extensive backgrounds or careers in politics. Neither of them have public office experience. However, they have been active in politics in other ways. Trump’s background is well-known. Business mogul turned television personality,

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