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Wednesday, March 15, 2017

Don't take this AlterNet story too seriously, unless you see some corroboration ... Strategic Intiatives Group (SIG) in WH sounds like a new conspiracy theory!

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Labels: conspiracy, H. R. McMaster, SIG, Steve Bannon, strategy, White House

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