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Kelli Ward and Steve Bannon Echoed Trump's Vision at Scottsdale Fundraiser

October 18, 2017 9:10AM

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Jim Louvau
Steve Banno is all about the wall, and not the Pink Floyd classic record.
Steve Bannon, the executive chairman of Breitbart News, joined Republican Senate hopeful Dr. Kelli Ward at a campaign kickoff fundraiser Tuesday night in Scottsdale. So it's probably not a coincidence that almost every sentence could have been a Breitbart headline. Photos by Jim Louvau.

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