The latest target is Steve Bannon, accused by hand-motion observers of confusing ... the ADL reached a different conclusion about Elon Musk, who made a similar gesture while celebrating Trump’s inauguration. Musk’s wave, they determined, was merely ...

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Steve Bannon, after calling for Trump to be President for life, did a Nazi salute on stage at CPAC. Nazism has officially taken over the GOP. The few remaining conservatives have a choice: either leave the party and obstruct it—or choose to be complicit. pic.twitter.com/94o5Kj69Le

Onstage at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), however, Elon Musk had appeared incoherent. Fifteen or so minutes into the interview, a reporter in the media pit turned to me and mimed smoking a joint,

The Anti-Defamation League on Friday criticized Steve Bannon after he made a Nazi salute-like gesture during his speech at the Conservative Policy Action Conference the day before, a stark contrast to the group’s declaration that a similar salute by Elon Musk a month ago was just an “awkward gesture.

He‘s playing footsie with Nazism is what he‘s doing,’ comic W. Kamau Bell said on Monday regarding Steve Bannon’s CPAC gesture.

Just last month, Elon Musk (aka the richest man on Earth), was widely accused of doing a Nazi salute at the rally following President Donald Trump's inauguration. After thanking the crowd, he slapped his chest before extending his arm out with a flat, open palm.

The tech billionaire stole the show Thursday, a surprise guest who wielded a chainsaw to symbolize his government cuts.

Steve Bannon, at CPAC, made a gesture compared to a Nazi salute while urging Trump to become 'President for life.' Controversy over similar actions by Elon Musk and former NFL punter Chris Kluwe criticising MAGA movement increases tension in American politics.