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Who did that Bannon insult work for?
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Mitt Romney said of the Roy Moore candidacy, "No majority is worth our honor." After that, Steve Bannon attacked Mitt Romney for having served an LDS mission instead of fighting in Vietnam, among other things. After that - the outcry against Steve Bannon was something. Amanda Dickson asks her guests what they thought.
Sharla Jessop, President of Smedley Financial, does not think anyone should be attacked for their religious beliefs. She thinks Mitt Romney is a great man and would do a great job if he runs. Author Linda Eyre is a friend of Mitt and Ann Romney. She was shocked that anyone could say that.
Amanda Dickson wondered how anyone could say that. Who does that work with? Community activist Mary Khalaf answered, "That works with the poor. The poor go to war when the rich don't. They resent the rich because they don't go to war when they do." She went on to say no one should be put down for serving a mission.
The panel goes on to talk about President Trump's decision to recognize the capitol of Israel as Jerusalem. Fascinating topic.
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