'Why would anyone give this maniac a platform?' one social media user asked.
The Washington Post has come under fire after publishing an opinion piece by far-right provocateur Steve Bannon, who previously served as President Donald Trump's chief adviser and co-founded right-wing outlet Breitbart News.
"The United States’ fight is not with the Chinese people but with the CCP," Bannon writes."The Chinese people are the first and continuous victims of this barbarous regime," he says, calling on Trump to stand firm against"the greatest existential threat ever faced by the United States." The far-right ideologue also set up a"club" called"The Movement" seeking to support right-wing populist groups in Europe. However, the initiative has yet to see the widespread growth Bannon had predicted when he and his partner in the venture, Mischaël Modrikamen, a Belgian lawyer, formally launched the bid earlier this year.
It is unclear whether Bannon initially approached the Post about writing an opinion piece or whether it was the other way around. However, the publication does allow anyone to submit an opinion article online for consideration.
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