Former President Donald Trump’s former advisor, Steve Bannon, has issued a strong warning regarding a possible addition to his leadership team.
Trump recently disclosed that he will introduce his presidential campaign team on Tuesday in Columbia, South Carolina, a major early primary state. The Washington Post reports that Republican state governor Henry McMaster and Senator Lindsey Graham, both of who have publicly supported Trump’s run for president in 2024, are scheduled to attend the event.
This most recent change to the event seems to have concerned Trump’s former adviser, as Bannon used his War Room broadcast on the conservative news network Real America’s Voice to call the Senator a “snake” and tell the former president to avoid being around him.
Bannon remarked, “I have no earthly concept why (Graham) is with (former) President Trump. “He is cancerous. He is aggressive cancer that is spreading. Trump, the President has to be warned. Having Lindsey Graham, the snake-like version of (Senate Minority Leader) Mitch McConnell, near you has no positive effects.”
In South Carolina, where two Republican politicians, Senator Tim Scott and former Governor Nikki Haley, are thinking of challenging Trump in 2024, Graham’s support is considered to be crucial for Trump.
